Q&A: Do You Take in Companies in Their Idea Stage?

15 May 2018 · 1 min
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Sam from Launch Academy says the Maple program doesn't take idea-stage companies, except for founders with successful exits or proven track records. Early-stage founders should apply to Leap instead to develop their idea into a business.

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No. Exceptions may be made for founders who have exited prior startups or who have a strong pedigree of building startups; otherwise they should apply to the Leap program to develop their idea.

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