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May 31, 2013 05:05 am GMT
StartX, the startup accelerator for companies founded by Stanford students, is just about to kick off Demo Day for its Summer 2013 startup class at AOL's Silicon Valley headquarters in Palo Alto this evening.The non-profit StartX program, which was launched in 2010 as SSE Labs, aims to provide Stanford students with entrepreneurial ambitions the tools and connections they need to bridge the gap between dreaming of a concept and creating a real company. This evening at Demo Day, 10 companies are making their debuts, while five StartX alums will be returning to provide updates on their companies' progress.
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StartX, The Stanford-Affiliated Startup Accelerator, Kicks Off Spring 2013 Demo Day With 10 Company Debuts
StartX, the startup accelerator for companies founded by Stanford students, is just about to kick off Demo Day for its Summer 2013 startup class at AOL's Silicon Valley headquarters in Palo Alto this evening.The non-profit StartX program, which was launched in 2010 as SSE Labs, aims to provide Stanford students with entrepreneurial ambitions the tools and connections they need to bridge the gap between dreaming of a concept and creating a real company. This evening at Demo Day, 10 companies are making their debuts, while five StartX alums will be returning to provide updates on their companies' progress. Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/qf2PIU2VjrA/
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