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by WRAL TechWire May 13, 2021 .
DURHAM – NC IDEA has awarded $400,000 in seed grants to eight startup companies headquartered across the state in what president and CEO Thom Ruhe described as one of the most competitive grant cycles in the history of the organization.
The number of grants also is the highest in the history of the program.
The eight companies are:
Active Defender (Carthage): a campus emergency tool that saves time and saves lives
BatteryXchange (Huntersville): a charging platform that connects people, businesses and communities to things that matter to each entity the most
Couplet Care (Durham): Couplet Care offers tools for improving patient safety, as well as clinical efficiency, while promoting positive mother and infant health outcomes
by Special April 26, 2021 .
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DURHAM – NC IDEA, a private foundation committed to supporting entrepreneurial ambition and economic empowerment in North Carolina, announced today that the organization has awarded nearly $200,000 to nineteen North Carolina startups in its sixth NC IDEA MICRO grant cycle. Since the inaugural cycle in Spring 2018, NC IDEA MICRO has awarded nearly $1 million to 96 young companies across the state.
Through small, project-based grants, NC IDEA MICRO awards $10,000 in funding to young companies looking to validate and advance their idea. The program piloted in Spring 2018, was created as an expansion of the Foundation’s long-standing SEED grant program to provide funding to younger, promising startups not yet positioned for the Foundation’s traditional $50,000 grants.