CTNext, Connecticut’s resource for entrepreneurial support, has opened up the application process for its second round of funding for the Higher Education Entrepreneurship and Innovation Fund program.
The program funds initiatives that foster collaboration among institutions of higher education and strengthen institutional capacity as it relates to innovation and entrepreneurship.
Applicants can submit proposals by March 23 focused on mentor networks, industry verticals, talent or proof of concept.
Glendowlyn Thames, executive director of CTNext, said the agency is “eager to maintain the momentum and welcome new proposals and ideas that further expand the role higher education plays in Connecticut’s economic growth.”
For more information and to submit an RFI, visit CTNext’s fund site.
