Five very young companies that are participating in gener8tor‘s gBETA program will debut next week at a pitch event in Madison.
The start-ups, chosen to participate in gener8tor’s third gBeta class, operate in pharmaceuticals, software, additive manufacturing and online marketplaces. They started the program in Feburary, but their names weren’t known until this week.
The gBETA program provides free coaching and connections to selected start-ups with ties to any Wisconsin college or university. It is run by gener8tor, which operates start-up accelerators in Madison and Milwaukee, and is supported by the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation and American Family Insurance.
Read the full Milwaukee Journal Sentinel story here.
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