July 1, 2020
Launch NY July 2020 Newsletter
Launch NY #InvestLocal Opportunities for $10k+ Investors Ends July 31
The deadline to participate in the latest round of investment opportunities for innovative startup companies in Upstate New York though Launch NY’s Investor Network, the first on-demand digital investment community featuring Launch NY’s portfolio companies across industries throughout the western half of the state, is July 31.
Startup Spotlight
Launch NY Porfolio Company, Exotanium, Raises $1M
SunDensity is One of Ten Finalist in NextCorps’ 2020 Luminate NY Competition
Atrevida Science is a finalist in the Panasci Technology Entrepreneurship Competition
Heart Health Intelligence Joins Elite American Heart Association Network
Wednesday, August 5th
Managing Your Business Finances During COVID-19
Wednesday, August 5th
MARL Accelerator: Startup Founder Webinar Series
Thursday, August 6th
SBA Rochester – Small Business Financing
Friday, August 7th
PathStone Enterprise Center: Small Business Forum
Tuesday, August 11th
Buffalo Business First – Preparing your business for new directions and growth
Wednesday, August 12th
CNYBAC & TDO Manufacturing Workshop
Wednesday, August 12th
SBA: Women-Owned Small Business Program Changes Webinar
Thursday, August 13th
CNYBAC & TDO Manufacturing Workshop
Wednesday, August 19th
#LaunchHour – Launch NY Monthly TwitterChat
Wednesday, August 19th
MARL Accelerator: Startup Founder Webinar Series
Wednesday, August 19th
The Tech Garden: How to Pitch to Investors in Under 10 Minutes
Thursday, August 20th
Rev Member Exclusive Morning Grind: Website Accessibility
Join the Conversation on Twitter Every Month!
Wednesday, August 19th, join us for #LaunchHour! #LaunchHour TwitterChats are monthly virtual chats featuring important topics for startups, entrepreneurs, investors, and ecosystem stakeholders.
We cover new topics every month! – If you missed “How to Close Down Your Business and Keep Your Bridges Intact” – Catch up here!
Tips from July’s TwitterChat:
@LKS_Law: A4. The human side of the money equation. Businesses, especially startups, fail all the time. If you’re going to be a serial entrepreneur, you need to handle the soft stuff well, which means hard & honest conversations with investors, stakeholders & teammates.
@MarnieLaVigne2: A11. Entrepreneurs who have lessons learned from “failure” can make for some of the most successful future #startups, especially when they have managed challenging times well, so consider a necessary closing as another chance to hone your problem solving skills
View our TwitterChats archive.