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The exterior of the Bailey Power Plant in Winston-Salem.

We can’t wait to see what our fellow Winstonians come up with.

Photo courtesy Vision to Venture

Calling all aspiring entrepreneurs.

Techstars Startup Weekend comes to WS next Friday, Feb. 28, for three action-packed days all about thinking, working, and building like a real startup.

You’ll collaborate with:

  • Mentors
  • Investors
  • Fellow creators
  • Founders

learning firsthand how startups get off the ground. Plus, you’ll refine and pitch your own idea.

No startup or business experience? No problem. This session offers applicable tools for beginners and experts alike.

Start me up

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