
Global Startup Pre-Accelerator in San Francisco Raises $320 Million with 12-Week Program, Founders Raised $2 Billion VC
A leading global startup pre-accelerator, which offers a 12-week program designed to prepare founders to build investment-ready startups, has secured $320 million in new funding. The program aims to establish itself as the Ivy League of startup training camps. Located in San Francisco, the incubator is known for its highly competitive admission process, described as more selective than Harvard University. Founders participating in the program have faced challenging conditions, including sleeping in tents and closets, while collectively raising $2 billion in venture capital funding.
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ForbesThis Tech Incubator Is Harder To Get Into Than Harvard https://t.co/jupj10QkIh https://t.co/jupj10QkIh
Insider TechStep inside one of SF's oldest hacker houses, where founders have slept in tents and closets while raising $2 billion in VC funding https://t.co/XzeWyCxkgh
Forbes México🤖 Con 320 mdd en nueva financiación, aspira a consolidarse como la Ivy League de los campamentos de entrenamiento para startups.https://t.co/xmQ6C7nAXP

