Techstars Tel Aviv Accelerator News
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What went wrong at Techstars
Techstars, once a leading startup accelerator program, has been facing a decline due to a series of executive departures, program closures, and strategic decisions that have weakened its position. The companys shift in focus from founders to corporate innovation has led to a dilution of its brand identity and a decrease in its appeal to startup founders. Techstars decision to centralize investment decisions and capture fee income across the system has also led to a loss of incentive for local investors and mentors. The companys financial struggles have been compounded by the high churn rate among its corporate customers and its inability to meet fundraising targets.
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12 Startups Join Techstars' 6th Accelerator Program in Tel Aviv
Twelve startups have been selected to participate in Techstars latest accelerator program in Tel Aviv. The startups will receive $120,000 each, mentorship from industry professionals, and access to Techstars global network. Techstars, founded in 2006, is a US-based seed accelerator that operates worldwide and has supported over 1,600 ventures. The selected startups cover various industries and offer innovative solutions. The program aims to help these startups grow and succeed in their respective markets.
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אקסלרטור Techstars בת"א פתח רישום לתכנית האקסלרטור ל-2021
The article discusses a series of issues related to Bezeq, an Israeli telecommunications company. The issues range from corruption allegations, regulatory issues, management changes, and legal challenges. The company is under scrutiny for various reasons, including alleged misconduct by senior management. The impact on the company is negative, as these issues could potentially harm its reputation, operations, and financial performance.
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Techstars Israel's Demo Day 2020 highlights future of startups in a post-Covid-19 world
Techstars held its Tel Aviv Demo Day, celebrating its fourth year in Israel and the success of 10 startups from Israel and Denmark. The event took place in a physical location, unlike previous years, which were held online. The startups included companies from various industries such as fintech, wellbeing, entertainment, and accessibility. The event was attended by a live audience and streamed online, with Techstars founder and CEO congratulating the startups for their progress during the pandemic. The Tel Aviv program is one of 60 programs worldwide, and the next cohort is scheduled to start in March 2021.
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