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There are plenty of industries in Hawaii for startups to join. But the Aloha spirit remains Hawaii’s biggest draw, with tourism a continual winner in the state’s economy.
Plentiful sunshine and constant trade winds make great replacements for fossil fuels. Did we mention geothermal power? Hawaii’s volcanos already provide 30% of the Big Island’s electricity demand.
US military bases are core to Hawaii’s economy, and tech companies tend to offer services in this area, from engineering to cybersecurity and consulting.
Food processing keeps island exports strong, from tomatoes to pineapples. There is also manufacturing in candy, bread, and juices.
In Hawaii’s tropical climate, coffee, macadamia nuts, and flowers are top exports, with growing facilities across the islands.
With a $75,000 investment, HIR supports social projects that seek to diversity Hawaii’s economy. They’ve boosted 54 enterprises to the $100 million in annual revenue so far.
This 13-week comprehensive startup incubator program for tech companies. Networking, product prototyping, pitch development, and access to investors are part of the journey. According to Techcrunch, it’s a Top 20 accelerator for the entire country.
An entrepreneurial hub for the Hawaiian islands, this center hosts investment and scaling programs, like preX for four-week courses on scaling and identifying funding, complete with pitch events. There are also speakers, networking, and a bevy of events for small business owners.
Accelerate the growth of your product with this unique program for small businesses. Mana Up goes beyond support to traditional tech products and helps eCommerce, products, and locally-owned businesses rooted in Hawaii.
Michael Seibel CEO at Y Combinator
Jason Ovryn Co-founder & COO at Carry