Twittering laughter fills the air at the new Techstars office on the edge of Chinatown in Boston, as dozens of young engineers, designers, and marketers gather to raise a glass to Katie Rae, a startup veteran with short, curly blond hair and unstoppable energy. It's the end of Demo Day, an annual ritual for Techstars Boston, where Rae is the managing director. Patrón tequila is poured, and grins abound, for this is a moment of catharsis—the end of an intense, three-month sprint to turn an idea into a company. Most of the faces in crowd are young, full of youthful exuberance and a naïve hope that their company is going to make a difference. The collective energy is difficult to miss.
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