Funding initiative for new businesses titled 'accelerate_rkn' available in Neuss, Rhine region
The "accelerate_rkn" program, a key component of the Innovation Circle strategy in Rhein-Kreis Neuss, is dedicated to supporting founders and startups in the region. This comprehensive accelerator aims to foster innovation and growth by providing essential resources, education, and funding to early-stage companies[2].
The program offers a variety of support services to startups in Rhein-Kreis Neuss, including workshops, lectures, and consultation sessions on key topics such as sales, marketing, legal issues, finance, and creating pitch decks[3]. These sessions are designed to help entrepreneurs gain essential skills and knowledge.
In addition to these educational resources, "accelerate_rkn" provides financial and in-kind support to promising startups for activities like market launch, production, and marketing efforts. For example, the startup Quickly received follow-up support worth €25,000 within the program[2].
Tailored mentoring and guidance are also offered to startups, facilitating their growth and scaling efforts within the local ecosystem[2][3]. The program also provides expert knowledge in defining target groups, understanding their needs, and conducting market and competitive analysis.
Notable startups such as fior, Blockstars, MaleUp, Overia, and ScrewDriver are part of the current funding round of "accelerate_rkn". Each company can receive support with goods and services worth up to 25,000 euros from the program[2].
At the end of the program, the founders will present their developments to a jury and a public audience at a final pitch[4]. The contact person for the "accelerate_rkn" program is Dominik Hintzen, who can be reached by phone at 02131 9287505 or by email at [email protected][5].
For further information about the Innovation Circle, visit www.innovationskreis.de. More details about the "accelerate_rkn" program can be found at www.rhein-kreis-neuss.de/accelerate-rkn[6].
Martin Stiller, head of the economic affairs department, emphasizes that the program supports startups tailored to their areas of need and expertise[1]. The participants in the current round will work with the economic affairs promotion and project partners to develop their startups over the coming months[7].
The "accelerate_rkn" program strengthens the startup ecosystem in the Rhein-Kreis Neuss region, contributing to additional jobs and training places[2]. By providing targeted assistance and resources, the program aims to empower innovative startups with practical resources, education, and funding to enhance their chances of success in the Rhein-Kreis Neuss area[2][3].
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