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Fuel Accelerator Grads Secure $4M in Investment, Create 15-Plus Jobs
The 2020 Fuel Accelerator announced Monday that its startups from seven states and five countries graduated, having secured millions in investments and created more than a dozen Arkansas jobs. read more >
Fuel Accelerator Aims to Launch Pilot Projects
What sets this year’s Fuel Accelerator apart from accelerator programs across the state is that it focuses on sales instead of product development, with a top goal being the establishment of pilot projects that the accelerator companies and Arkansas companies can launch together. read more >
Second Fuel Accelerator to Launch This Month
The second Fuel Accelerator program, led by RevUnit in Bentonville and Startup Junkie in Fayetteville, will launch this month. read more >
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