These nine organizations collaborate with universities to support the growth of the tech industry by offering internships, early career programs, funding, mentorship, and resources to students, alumni, and faculty. They provide pro bono legal services, accelerator programs, and invest in company spinouts to help commercialize technology advancements.
Funding, mentoring, hiring: How these 9 orgs collaborate with universities
These nine organizations are working together with universities in various ways to support the growth of the tech industry. They offer internships, early career programs, funding, mentorship, and resources to students, alumni, and faculty, shaping the future of the tech industry.
1. Ballard: Ballard is a law firm that supports student founders and startups, providing pro bono legal services, mentorship, and access to resources. They have a long-running accelerator program, BASE, which has helped over 30 universities and has alumni all over the country.
2. Ben Franklin: Ben Franklin supports later-stage discovery and commercialization efforts by partnering with research institutions. They invest in company spinouts and provide funding and resources to help commercialize technology advancements.
3. Delaware Prosperity Partnership: The Delaware Prosperity Partnership collaborates with economic development partners to attract, grow, and retain businesses.
