gBETA Participants Announced

gener8tor recently announced the participants selected for three of its spring 2024 gBETA accelerator cohorts in Alabama. The 15 startups are located across the state and represent a range of industries and verticals. In Mobile, AI Ops, V B Ideas/S.C.H.O.O.L.S., Sensor Easy, Aspect Aerospace and Pinnacle Pole were selected. They were chosen based on their growth potential and investor readiness. gBETA is a seven-week accelerator program designed to set a path for startups to pursue investment opportunities. Startup founders receive intensive concierge coaching and access to gener8tor’s national network of mentors, customers, corporate partners and investors. At the end of the program, founders will pitch their startups to investors, community partners and the public at a showcase event hosted in their respective markets across Alabama. The gBETA Gulf Coast cohort is new this year and the result of a partnership between gener8tor and Mobile’s Innovation Portal.

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