As a startup founder, finding the support you need can often be challenging. That’s why it’s always nice to local programs focused on giving entrepreneurs access to benefits like mentorship and funding as they’re building their companies. Like the Beaverton Startup Challenge, which just announced its 10th cohort of companies.
The companies selected to participate in the Beaverton Startup Challenge receive $25,000 and associated services from Oregon Startup Center.
So who was selected to participate, this time around…?
AlignICP: Align helps B2B SaaS companies understand and target their fastest growing and most profitable customers segments.
Dayo: Dayo is an app that helps people limit their social media use by rewarding them with actual dollars to do so. Dayo also was the recent winner of the Oregon Entrepreneurs Network AngelTech event.
Pacmodo: Pacmodo designs innovative, modular backpacks that adapt to the ever-changing needs of modern life, empowering users with versatility, style, and sustainability. Pacmodo is also a PitchBlack alum.
For more information, visit the Oregon Startup Center.
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