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I'm not sure I'd call it franchising. Even with the recent TechStars Cloud class in San Antonio, about as non-startup a city as you can find, the program didn'
by saryant 13y ago
I'm not sure I'd call it franchising.
Even with the recent TechStars Cloud class in San Antonio, about as non-startup a city as you can find, the program didn't seem to have any trouble attracting mentors and VCs. Demo day was packed with VCs from around the country and AFAIK a lot of the companies from the latest batch have had no trouble raising seed.
(I'm not a TS alum, but I work out of the coworking space TS uses in San Antonio)
- btrautsc 13y agoPoint taken, maybe the wrong term/ my lack of specific knowledge. My personal thoughts though are in this industry (and this side of it), a huge advantage to TS & YC is relational. I'm not sure how well or how long relational scales.