Review on Alchemist Accelerator by Amos joseph
Alchemist accelerator
experiencetAlchemist Accelerator is a startup fundraising program for startup businesses and enterprises, where new startup businesses are mentored by experts and business gurus from different business organizations.
It provides startup enterprises with a long or short-term training program for a new business team to learn different industrial skills and thrive in the competitive environment.
Alchemist Accelerator was founded in 2012 by Stanford University lecturer Ravi Belani. With headquarters in San Francisco, California over the following year's Alchemist Accelerator has gained partnership affiliation with multiple high-profile financial institutions which have helped back the program achieving its long-term aim of helping startup companies from different regions.
Six months program is provided by the Alchemist Accelerator to mentor startup teams were provided and resourceful tools and techniques need for new business users to set up and grow their business also Alchemist Accelerator has raised fund to support these new enterprises at the end of each program high profile individual from different companies will be available to support the new startup teams.
The general motive of the Alchemist Accelerator is to monetize new startup enterprises from the seed stage to a company level by providing a mentorship program and funds.
Alchemist Accelerator is recognized by Forbes for it noble assistance it has provided for over 300+ startup companies currently as of the time of writing this review the Alchemist Accelerator program is running an open application program for the new intake of applicant with a deadline date of May 7th
In conclusion Alchemist Accelerator has helped new startup companies from different regions with funds and coaching.
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Pros
- It's an acceleration program for new startup enterprises
- Provide fund and mentorship for new users
- It has good networking backing and financial support from recognized institutions
- Recognize by Forbes
Cons
- None for now
