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Brooklyn is a growing center for new companies, with support programs for many different fields. These programs help startups in areas from blockchain technology to new ideas for city life.
For example, ConsenSys Mesh has backed over 120 companies in the Web3 space. Similarly, URBAN-X focuses on city-related problems and has invested in more than 80 startups.
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Get the Sheet for $50ConsenSys Mesh champions the global adoption of Web3 by investing in and incubating projects that build decentralized protocols and applications. They provide founders with capital, technical expertise, and access to a vast network to help scale the next generation of the internet.
URBAN-X provides early-stage startups with the resources to tackle urban challenges in sectors like mobility and climate tech. Backed by MINI, the platform offers hands-on product development and customer traction support to help founders build more sustainable and livable cities.
Operating as Blue Ridge Labs, the Blue Ridge Foundation builds and supports early-stage tech startups designed to address economic inequality. They provide fellowships, funding, and mentorship to ventures creating opportunities for low-income communities, helping launch social impact companies like JustFix.nyc and GoodCall.
Operating from the NYU Tandon School, Urban Future Lab serves as New York City's central hub for climate tech, supporting startups in the clean energy and smart city sectors. They provide founders with the essential resources and deep connections within the city's ecosystem needed to develop and scale market-ready solutions.
In partnership with the California Milk Advisory Board, this accelerator program helps launch early-stage startups with innovative dairy products. They provide funding and mentorship to commercialize new food and beverage concepts that feature real California milk.
