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Washington Maritime Blue support program for startups and entrepreneurs open to new applicants

January 1, 2025Updated:January 1, 2025
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Washington State non-profit Washington Maritime Blue is excited to announce that applications are now open for its 2025 Blue Ventures Programs. These programs are specifically designed to support startups and entrepreneurs who are working on innovative solutions to ocean-related challenges.

The Blue Ventures Programs offer three unique tracks: the Maritime Blue Innovation Accelerator, the Tacoma Maritime Blue Incubator, and the Seattle Maritime Blue Incubator.

What sets these programs apart is their direct connection to the Maritime Blue Cluster, which is known as North America’s largest blue economy network. This ecosystem allows startups to engage with industry mentors and explore pilot opportunities, ultimately speeding up their journey to market success. By leveraging these connections, participants can quickly scale their solutions and establish commercial agreements with industry leaders.

Key Highlights:

    • $100K Investment: The Maritime Innovation Accelerator provides access to $100,000 in investment to fuel growth.
    • No Cost: Both incubators offer a unique opportunity for startups to grow without giving up equity or incurring fees.
    • Free Office Space: Participants will have access to collaborative office space in Seattle and Tacoma for over a year, fostering a supportive community.
    • Applications are now open until January 6, 2025. Entrepreneurs are encouraged to apply early as the review process is ongoing, with interviews scheduled throughout January and final decisions announced by January 31, 2025.

The Blue Ventures Programs focus on six key areas: maritime decarbonization, renewable ocean energy, sustainable fishing and seafood, healthy and sustainable oceans, ocean and maritime digitalization, and justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion.

Director of Blue Ventures at Washington Maritime Blue, Brian Hoffman, stated, “We are committed to empowering the next generation of maritime innovators. By connecting startups with industry leaders, investors, and mentors, we aim to create a thriving ecosystem that promotes sustainability and economic growth in our region.”

    • For more information about the Blue Ventures Programs, visit HERE
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