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corn, livestock, and ethanol. Forestry, fishing, and hunting income in Nebraska are the sixth-largest out of all US States. Apart from its agrarian roots, Nebraska is also heavily involved in the manufacturing industry, generating more than $15.5 billion every year. Finance and insurance are followed by a strong leasing and rental market, particularly near professional and business services. It’s clear that the industries of Nebraska have become a significant market, making a local phone number even more important to growing startups and small businesses.
Helping to lead the charge toward growth are Nebraska’s many accelerators and incubators, helping entrepreneurs in the development of ground-breaking products.
Startups in the commercial life sciences field can benefit most from this incubator. Located on the Nebraska Innovation Campus, the facility provides wet lab space, shared equipment, and WiFi-equipped common rooms. Private lab suites are also available to those needing an IP-free laboratory.
Younger businesses benefit greatly from the Startup Collaborative’s on-demand accelerator program. Their First Customer Network provides small-scale market testing, idea validation, and market viability. Applicants who move into the final stages are matched with an appropriate mentor and group.
Startup accelerators like NMotion focus on businesses all across the state. Three programs are available: NMotion Growth Accelerator, NMotion Pre-Accelerator (aka gBETA Lincoln), and NMotion Venture Studio. Successful applicants enjoy funding scholarships, continuing education, and multiple mentorship opportunities.
This Lincoln incubator supports a wide variety of food and agricultural tech startups through mentoring and training. They also currently provide access to benefits that include hot desk memberships, business addresses, and the Nebraska Innovation Studio.
Michael Seibel CEO at Y Combinator
Jason Ovryn Co-founder & COO at Carry