If you are looking to start your business in Puerto Rico, it is never a bad idea to join an accelerator or incubator.
These organizations are designed to help startup businesses by providing them with office space, advice and access to potential partners, investors, and customers.
In this article, we have collected the 4 most popular accelerators and incubators from Puerto Rico.
The 4 Best Accelerators and Incubators in Puerto Rico
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Parallel18 is a high-level, international startup program that is focused on performance and has a social mission.
Details of the startup:
- City: San Juan
- Started in: 2015
- Founders: Lucas Arzola
- Industries: Industry Agnostic
- Number of investments: 11
You can find their website here.
2) Grupo Guayacán
Grupo Guayacán was started in 1996 as a nonprofit group run by the private sector.
Details of the startup:
- City: Guaynabo
- Started in: 1996
- Industries: EdTech
You can find their website here.
3) Nerdcube
Nerdcube wants to find, evaluate, choose, and grow the life cycle of an idea so that it can become a global software product.
Details of the startup:
- City: San Juan
- Started in: 2015
- Founders: Ernesto Corona
- Industries: Technology
You can find their website here.
4) Codetrotters
Codetrotters is the first coding school in Puerto Rico and the Caribbean. Its goal is to train the next generation of coders and creators.
Details of the startup:
- City: San Juan
- Started in: 2015
- Founders: Sofia Stolberg
- Industries: Coding, E-Learning
You can find their website here.