Code First: Girls is a multi-award winning social enterprise which works with companies and women to increase the proportions of women in tech.
They do this by running free and paid coding courses, training events, and by advising companies on tech talent.
Over the past 4 years they’ve delivered £5 million+ worth of free tech education, taught 8000+ women how to code for free.
Their flagship 2020 campaign - supported by campaign ambassadors such as Dame Stephanie Shirley and Baroness Martha Lane Fox - will see them teach 20,000 young women how to code for free by the end of 2020.
They are now the largest provider of free in person coding courses for women in the UK. In addition to the free coding courses and events, Code First: Girls undertakes commercial work with some of world's most well known companies.
Clients include companies ranging from Bank of America Merrill Lynch and Goldman Sachs, to Trainline, BT, KKR and Vodafone.
Code First: Girls alumnae have gone on to work at companies ranging from Facebook and Thoughtworks to Ocado, Twitter, The Guardian and NASA.

Ann Arbor SPARK, a non-profit organization, offers programs, resources, and proactive support to businesses in the Ann Arbor region.
Its products and services include provision of business accelerator and entrepreneur boot camp programs, online business planning, market and competitive landscape research, development of business model strategies, intellectual property validation and FTO reports, marketing and sales initiatives, identification of employee needs and opportunities, preparation of a business plan and financial analysis, and creation of a compelling case for attracting funding and other resources, as well as review of product plans, validation steps, and regulatory issues.
The company also provides space/expansion and equipment; programs, resources, and educational opportunities for business growth and expansion; programs for recognizing excellence; tax-exempt industrial development revenue bonds to finance the acquisition, construction, installation, or rehabilitation of manufacturing facilities; site searches of industrial and office buildings, vacant land, and incubator space; workforce; educational forums; incentives; export assistance; financing; and university connections.
It serves businesses in life sciences, automotive research and development, engineering and production, alternative energies, information technologies, homeland security/defense, information, print and online, and imaging/vision sectors.
Ann Arbor SPARK was formerly known as SPARK. The company was incorporated in 1982 and is based in Ann Arbor, Michigan.

Rokk3r Labs is the best place in the world to launch companies that change the world. It is a platform for entrepreneurs to create startups that perform at least 10x greater than competitors, and a strategic partner for investors and organizations to increase value, mitigate risks and stay at the edge of innovation.
With a focus on leveraging exponential technologies (e.g., the blockchain, artificial intelligence, and 3D printing) and implementing new-age methods of raising capital, Rokk3r Labs is harnessing global collective genius to cobuild companies that change the world.
Currently, Rokk3r Labs has a portfolio of 30+ companies.

Newchip is a global remote startup accelerator.

XLerateHealth is enterprise-focused and will help early stage healthcare companies build out their commercialization strategy, which includes their intersection with Payers, Providers (hospitals, ACOs, nursing homes, home health and group practices), and customers (employers and/or consumers).
XLerateHealth will support two types of pre-venture-funded portfolio companies: affiliates, which have already made substantial progress in developing beta sites, strategic relationships, etc.; and startups, which are very early stage healthcare companies who will need intensive mentorship and support.
The role of the accelerator for the Affiliate companies is to provide mentorship and networking for them to support their commercialization and institutional fundraising efforts.

SuperOrdinary specializes in traversing marketplaces and accelerating companies on e-commerce platforms.
Their ecosystem of capabilities spans the globe, giving companies unprecedented access to new consumers and geographies.
The company solves difficulties for companies and creators by fusing data and creativity to guarantee they reach their audience through the channels that matter most.

Blazar Capital is a company builder in the Internet space. We create ideas, partner with entrepreneurs and CEOs to establish the companies behind them, and provide investment and expertise to quickly achieve global leadership.
Blazar Capital has since its inception launched various brands including Chamberlain Coffee, Nordgreen, Scandinavian Biolabs and MessyWeekend.
The firm was founded by Christian Arnstedt, Vasilij Brandt and Pascar Sivam in the summer of 2017, and is backed by Chr.
Augustinus Fabrikker, Vaekstfonden, and various angel investors.

NUMA is an innovation hub which brings together under one umbrella three main activities: community events, startup acceleration, and innovation programs for corporates.Whether an idea is just beginning to bloom or vested and almost ready for market, NUMA provides methodology and mentorship to individuals, communities, startups and large companies.NUMA is also a co-working space for entrepreneurs, academics, SMEs, and more. This space enables its clients to accelerate companies, communicate and create, experiment, co-work, and hold events.NUMA is based in Paris, Moscow, and Bangalore.

The Advanced Industries Accelerator (AIA) Program was created in 2013 to promote growth and sustainability in Colorado’s advanced industries by driving innovation, accelerating commercialization, encouraging public-private partnerships, increasing access to early-stage capital, and creating a strong ecosystem that increases the state's global competitiveness.