Language
Houston innovator aims to scale cancer

News

HomeHome / News / Houston innovator aims to scale cancer
search
RECENT NEWS

Jul 10, 2023

No. 15 ECU ends South Florida’s AAC postseason run

Jun 08, 2023

The 2023 Nissan Altima: A perfect combination of style, performance, and cutting

Jun 11, 2023

‘They Burned Into My Eye’: Elle Fanning Shares Scary if Medically Impossible On

May 01, 2023

Autoclave Safety Manual

Jun 03, 2023

BigBloc Construction Reports Net Profit of Rs. 30.14 Crore in FY23 With A Rise of 87.4% Y

SEND YOUR INQUIRY
SUBMIT

Jun 13, 2023

Houston innovator aims to scale cancer

go make A climatetech incubator with locations in Houston and Somerville,

go make

A climatetech incubator with locations in Houston and Somerville, Massachusetts, has announced an accelerator program with a corporate partner.

Greentown Labs andSaint-Gobain, a multinational manufacturer and distributor of high-performance materials, have opened applications forGreentown Go Build 2023. The program intends to support and accelerate startup-corporate partnerships to advance climatetech, specifically focused on circularity and decarbonizing the built environment per a news release from Greentown.

It's the third Greentown Go Build program the incubator has hosted. Applications, which are open online, are due by August 31.

"The Greentown Go Build program is an opportunity for innovative startups to share how they are disrupting the construction market with innovative and sustainable solutions that address the need for circularity and sustainability and that align with our mission of making the world a better home," says Minas Apelian, vice president of external and internal venturing at Saint-Gobain. "Through this program, we are eager to identify companies dedicated to reducing our reliance on raw materials and associated supply chain risk to ensure circular solutions result in profitable, sustainable growth for business and sustainable construction solutions for our industries."

For the six months of the program, the startups selected for the program will have access to mentorship, networking opportunities, and workshops. Program benefits for the participating startups, according to Greentown, include:

"We are thrilled to be building on our successful track record of Greentown Go programs with Saint-Gobain and look forward to driving decarbonization of the sector through startup-corporate partnerships," says Kevin T. Taylor, CFO and interim CEO at Greentown Labs. "Saint-Gobain has been an exemplary partner for our Greentown Go programs and for Greentown more broadly—working collaboratively with our startups and deploying many of their technologies. We are eager to meet the world-class building tech startups that apply for the program."