Not everyone can be a Gates, Allen, Jobs, or Zuckerberg—founders who dropped out of college and went on to change the technology industry by starting landmark companies.
But there are more options available for budding entrepreneurs these days, most notably the explosion of incubators, accelerators, and other startup nurseries that help young companies get off the ground.
Today in Seattle, the local branch of the national TechStars program will unleash its latest crop of 10 proto-companies on the press and investors, showing off what they’ve been able to accomplish over the past few months. It’s TechStars’ second-ever class to graduate in Seattle.
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