Link: Iron Yard opens Spartanburg space
The Iron Yard’s health care IT startup accelerator will launch from this location July 15, according to its website.Applications are due June 7.
The Iron Yard’s health care IT startup accelerator will launch from this location July 15, according to its website.Applications are due June 7.
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Now a tech accelerator called The Iron Yard in upstate South Carolina is launching its own digital health accelerator.
Upstate South Carolina has designers, startups and The Iron Yard, a thriving accelerator, educator and network of co-working spaces. It also has hospitals and venture capitalists eager for software that transforms healthcare.
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A new health startup accelerator has launched in South Carolina that’s accepting applications for new companies looking to commercialize ideas in the medic
Digital health entrepreneurs in the Southeast now have a new source of help for launching a company: The Iron Yard in Spartanburg, SC. The organization has already had one class of tech startups and now is expanding to digital health.
Upstate South Carolina has designers, startups and The Iron Yard, a thriving accelerator, educator and network of co-working spaces. It also has hospitals and venture capitalists eager for software that transforms healthcare. A partnership with The Iron Yard will bring innovators to Spartanburg this summer to create the Southeast’s first digital health accelerator.
The Iron Yard, an incubator and accelerator in South Carolina, today announced the launch of a new accelerator focused on health. The Digital Health Program follows in the footsteps of other health accelerators, such as DreamIt Health, Rock Health, and Blueprint Health.
The Iron Yard has launched the Southeast’s first digital health accelerator, proving that innovation shouldn’t be confined to Silicon Valley.
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Earlier this spring, Mason Steward and Eric Dodds from The Iron Yard company spoke with the students in my Technology classes. They talked about some of the “fun stuff” they are doing in the computer programming classes that they teach as a community outreach.
While it may seem somewhat counter intuitive that one of the nation’s most highly respected accelerator/incubators in the country would call Greenville, SC home, The Iron Yard has garnered the respect of entrepreneurs nationwide.
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Once accepted to Digital Product Design, students will undergo three months of an intensive design class focusing on digital products. They’ll learn from designer professionals and mentors, while working on both team and individual projects. At the end, The Iron Yard works to place each student at a job of their choosing, or they get a tuition refund after six months of job searching.
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