Federal grant · project grant (b)
This Eda Investment Funds the Nevada Innovation Ecosystem Entrepreneurial Technical Assistance Project, to Scale an Online Incubator Program and Create a New Startup Education Program for Both Rural Nevada and Las Vegas-area Founders. Startupnv, Nevada's Statewide Business Incubator and Accelerator, Will Administer Three New Programs: Incubatenv, Founder University Nevada, and Ecosystem Las Vegas. Incubatenv Will Bring Rural Founders the Opportunity to Progress Their Startups to a Funding Stage. Founder University Nevada Will Establish a Structured Training Program for Founders, Covering Problematic Areas That Have Been Discovered Over Five Years of Operations. Ecosystem Las Vegas Will Bring Ecosystem Building Programs to the Las Vegas Area. Once Completed, Startupnv Expects the Project to Provide Equitable Access and Opportunity for Scalable Startups. Startupnv Anticipates That the Programs Will Yield a Minimum of 1,329 New Jobs and $720,837,921 in Economic Output Over Three Years, and 4,430 Jobs and $2,406,126,405 in Output in Ten Years. Together, the New Programs Will Help Nevada's Recovery From the COVID-19 Pandemic and Enhance the State's Future Resilience by Diversifying Investment Into Sustainable Industries.
Committed
$1.8 Million
Paid out
$1.5M
86%
Committed, not yet paid
$255.8K
14%
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