Review on ATDC by Douglas Cachazo
ATDC: Accelerator incubator in the state of Georgia USA.
Important accelerator company founded and headquartered in the state of Georgia in the United States, it is not only an acceleration program, the package also includes investment in the initial stage which is made from its venture capital investment fund, in addition to that also helps in the marketing part to ensure customer acquisition for your venture.
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What makes this accelerator different from others is that it has an initial education phase, open to all entrepreneurs with at least one idea, you enter this stage as a member and you can get a culture of entrepreneurship in which you will learn how to channel your venture that you must do to be successful. Here you can polish your idea or channel with more potential the project already in the beginning stage, in this membership there is no funding, only the educational part. The next step is to become part of a portfolio membership, in which your venture is already in a stage prior to the start-up, it is already known that there is a product or service to offer, it is here where you enter the process of scaling the venture and start receiving funding for the necessary staff and what your venture needs, and potential customers are already managed. You can apply at any time, you just need to be prepared.
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To apply you must enter a very rigorous selection process, the good thing is that they accept almost 200 ventures a year, the company has grown and already has several locations in which they operate acceleration programs in other parts of the world, each of them have different programs and seek priority areas of entrepreneurship, we can name, Atc Alpharetta, Athens, Augusta, Savannah, Forsyth and Peachtree.
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Pros
- Support for entrepreneurship in the state of Georgia and other parts of the world.
- Educate, accelerate and scale your venture.
- Partners with entrepreneurial networks and financial firms in the United States.
- Exclusive training camp for entrepreneurship training.
Cons
- All programs and activities are face to face and have been affected by the pandemic.
