Clean Tech Open Northeast Accepting Accelerator Applications, Upcoming Info Webinar on March 31
Clean Tech Open Northeast (CTONE), the highly regarded four-month business accelerator program for early stage cleantech companies throughout our region, is accepting applications for its 2021 accelerator program. The application is short and straightforward, and the deadline for submission is April 18.
On Wednesday, March 31, at noon, CTONE is holding an information webinar about the accelerator program and application process for New Jersey companies that will include remarks by NJ alums of the program and by Judith Sheft, Executive Director of the NJ Commission on Science, Innovation and Technology, as well as an opportunity for early stage companies to make one-minute pitches.
The 2021 accelerator program kicks off at the beginning of June and, as was the case last year, CTONE is planning to provide all of its excellent programming—from training sessions, to meetings with mentors and investors, to broader networking events—on a virtual basis, using its advanced video-conferencing platform. The 2020 program offered the same strong training and mentorship support it provides each year—without the hassle of travel to meeting locations—and can be expected to do so again this year. Also, as was the case last year, NJEDA is providing funding to CTONE that will enable it to reimburse NJ-based companies for all or a substantial portion of the program’s tuition upon its successful completion.
You can register for the free one-hour webinar at Meeting Registration – Zoom . Apply for the 2021 accelerator program at Cleantech Open Application.
To read about CTONE’s extraordinary track record of helping companies accelerate their pace along the path to successful commercialization, see 2020 Cleantech Open Northeast Impact Report.
Whether you are an early stage NJ cleantech company in need of accelerator support—or participate in the New Jersey cleantech innovation ecosystem in some other fashion– please consider checking out CTONE and all that the 2021 accelerator program has to offer by participating in the March 31 webinar.
