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Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
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Brattleboro Development Credit Corporation (BDCC) Seeks Funding From the Eda's Capital Challenge to Help Create "the Windham Seed Fund" (WSF) Which Will Increase Capital Access in a Rural Region Where Risk Capital Investment Tools Do Not Currently Exist. the WSF Will Invest in Businesses Located in the Windham Region That Are Scalable and That Will Generate Jobs and Wealth to Help Build Resilience and Diversify the Economy of Southeastern Vermont. the Fund Is Sector Agnostic, But Inclusiveness and Equity, Job Creation, the Digital Economy, Wealth Generation, and Projects That Have the Greatest Economic Impact Within the Region Will Be Prioritized. in the Next Three Years 12-15 Businesses Will Receive Early Stage Risk Capital Funding Resulting in 124 New Jobs. Businesses Will Be Supported by Mentors and With Peer-to-peer Entrepreneur Support, Incubation, Acceleration Services, and Professional Technical Assistance. Since the Closure of Entergy's Vermont Yankee Nuclear
Committed
$250,000
Paid out
$156.2K
62%
Committed, not yet paid
$93.8K
38%
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