Taking an in-depth look at startup activity across nine southeastern states in the time period from January 1, 2012, to August 31, 2017, it reveals some positive trends, including:
The report also highlights a few things we should expect to see in the near future, such as an increase in the type and amount of private market investment products as a result of increasing retail demand for the asset class. BIP Capital suggests that we will also see the emergence of mini-incubators and small startup office centers in smaller innovation hubs.
The full The State of Startups in the Southeast report goes into incredible detail on a state-by-state basis and we encourage you to download it for free here.
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