TechPoint plans year-long mentoring for Indiana technology founders

Indiana technology entrepreneurs are in line for a full year of guidance under a program TechPoint outlined November 4. The organization said founders would work with two or three mentors, with expertise matched to their needs. It also plans to evaluate a company’s preparedness to seek investment before arranging investor meetings.

The package would include monthly use of coworking space and a peer group spanning several stages of business development. TechPoint introduced the plan at Community Connect in Indianapolis as part of changes to its work on technology businesses, financing and careers. The announcement gives no application deadline or start date for the mentoring program.

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