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Georgia is attracting industries that thrive in this peach of a state with a central airport hub, growing population, and wallet-friendly costs for doing business. With lower property costs than other urban hubs, extensive facilities like data centers and manufacturing find a logical home here. Kia recently expanded a $1 billion manufacturing plant here, and Rivian’s facility cements Georgia’s position as a leader in automotive manufacturing.
Georgia is positioned to grow even more with an enormous talent base and a business climate as warm as the weather. If that includes your startup, there are plenty of resources to help you take advantage of all Georgia has to offer.
Georgia Tech’s programs include a mentoring-based accelerator, a commercialization lab, and more. It’s all aimed at providing business services to support the research and ideas percolating in this research community.
This “preaccelerator” for women and people of color aims to give business education and access to funding for organizations that otherwise wouldn’t get it. It offers a curriculum, workshops, and a summer school teaching an iterative go-to-market model.
Accelerator programs to fit their members, this Atlanta startup hub is the spot to network with other companies and explore funding opportunities. There are regular coffee sessions and members-only events.
This unique program takes entrepreneurs looking to grow a business from idea to organization without a cofounder, traction, or an MVP. They offer funding, provide resources, and make connections for accepted entrepreneurs. Atlanta Ventures Studio has helped companies from Calendly to Pardot, and their graduates are now worth almost $5 billion.
Michael Seibel CEO at Y Combinator
Jason Ovryn Co-founder & COO at Carry