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Corporate Innovation Program

Startup Accelerator

Corporate Innovation Program

WIX SMART

MARKETER SUMMIT

CASE STUDY

Established the first non-equity accelerator for the City of New York, developed the program into an international brand with over 200 startups from 25 countries, $10M raised for early-stage startups and responsible for expanding the program into Boston. In just 3 years, from 2016 to 2019, the program generated a value of $450M portfolio consisting of over 200 early-stage companies.

2020 STARTUPS

ACCELERATOR

CASE STUDY

Established the first non-equity accelerator for the City of New York, developed the program into an international brand with over 200 startups from 25 countries, $10M raised for early-stage startups and responsible for expanding the program into Boston. In just 3 years, from 2016 to 2019, the program generated a $450M portfolio consisting of over 200 early-stage companies.

IBM GLOBAL

STARTUP CHALLENGE

CASE STUDY

Corporate Innovation Program

Startup Accelerator

Corporate Innovation Program

MICROSOFT NYC

INNOVATION SERIES

CASE STUDY

Established the first of it's kind international innovation series for New York's Microsoft Flagship Store on 5th Avenue. This 10 part event series featured several technology sectors including Cyber-tech, Sports-tech, and non-tech startups. The innovation event-series celebrated entrepreneurship, diversity in tech and community collaborations.

CROWN VENTURES

ACCELERATOR

CASE STUDY

Established the first global startup accelerator for the Jewish orthodox community focusing on venture-backable startups with yeshiva-educated founders. 90 Day Ventures is responsible for the program's name, concept, target audience, go-to-market strategy, brand development, curriculum, international press release, admission process, advisory board formation and raising the accelerator's first fund of $500,000.

QUEENS TECH

CHALLENGE PROGRAM

CASE STUDY

Developed concept and blueprinted the innovation program as advisors to the Queens Borough President Donovan Richards. The initiative focuses on empowering Queens-based entrepreneurs, job creation within the tech and innovation sector, closing the digital divide, and establishing Queens as a global innovation hub by 2025. The Queens Tech + Innovation Challenge offers $20,000 through prize funding.

Workspace Accelerator Projects.

Workspace Accelerator

OFFICIAL LMHQ

WORKSPACE ACCELERATOR

CASE STUDY

Established the first of it's kind Workspace Accelerator as an add-on offering to an existing City-subsidized $1.2M Economic Development Grant from Downtown Alliance. Our research showed that startups and their founders require on-going mentorship, strategy and additional business development assistance. In conclusion, the workspace's long-term viability is directly tied to their member's startup journey, specifically the ability to grow their businesses through revenue and investments. The project produced data uncovering a deeper more complex symbiotic relationship between startups and workspaces. Over a 3 year period this project not only resulted in hundreds of new members for LMHQ but also attracted over $10M in venture capital for LMHQ startup members.

OFFICIAL SPACIOUS

WORKSPACE ACCELERATOR

CASE STUDY

Established the first of it's kind "Workspace Accelerator VC Program" as a pilot program for a growing co-working company. Spacious was a creative co-working company that converting restaurants, hotel lobby's, and non-conventional spaces into co-working spaces during downtime. Spacious rolled-out the workspace accelerator as a Venture Capital Connection Program. The goal was to remain relevant throughout the startup journey as well as expand the value-offering to Spacious members, recognizing their changing needs. The results spoke for themselves as the workspace accelerator facilitated several million-dollar investments for Spacious members. The city-wide project caught the attention of WeWork. The co-working giant not only launched their own competitive version in response, WeWork went on to acquire Spacious for $43M.