TechStars will be looking to hatch companies in Seattle for the next three years, thanks in part to cash from some of the region’s leading venture capital firms. TechStars Seattle, the branch of the popular startup incubation program, has raised $1.5 million in new funding that will support up to 30 new companies over the next three years.
Madrona Venture Group led the funding, supported by Ignition Partners, Trilogy, Founder’s Co-op, Maveron, Voyager Capital and others. The cash is separate from the larger $24 million round that TechStars raised last fall.
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