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April 20, 2020 - Michigan
Michigan Tech Start-Up Stabilization Fund Now Accepting Applications for Early-Stage Tech Company Funds
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The Michigan Economic Development Corporation has announced the Tech Startup Stabilization Fund—a $3 million fund that will provide capital and support for Michigan tech startups impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. ID Ventures is administering the fund and accepting applications from tech startups across the state at TSSFund.com. The fund will provide loans and investments ranging from $20,000-$200,000 based on the startup’s sector, stage, estimated runway, and demonstration of need, with a typical investment of $50,000-$100,000. Investments typically will be in the form of convertible notes, based upon the valuation in the business’ current funding round or using other reasonable valuation methods. There is currently no application deadline. Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis and the fund is expected to remain open for application over the next 12 months. Eligibility requirements:
To apply or learn more about the Tech Startup Fund, visitTSSFund.com. Please contactTom Vaughn(313-568-6524),Emphani Aldridge(313-568-6606) or your regular Dykema attorney with any questions. We are here to help you and your business navigate this difficult time. Stay ahead of emerging issues with Dykema'sCOVID-19 Legal Resource Centerandsubscribeto all relevant publications so you can easily leverage information, stay up to date on evolving developments, and better position yourself for success. |