North Texas grabbed the world's financial attention again this week with updates from the Dallas-based Texas Stock Exchange, which introduced its expansive leadership team and board members and said it had raised over $135 million to date. But as Austin-based Paul O'Brien noted in his LinkedIn Startup Studio post last month, the TXSE is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to North Texas' sprawling fintech and financial universe.
The Founder Institute, which bills itself as the largest pre-seed startup accelerator in the world, is adding Dallas to its list of chapters in more than 225 cities. Applications for technology companies are now open, and a few notable local founders and CEOs have already signed on as mentors.
Nonprofit startup accelerator MassChallenge established its second U.S. headquarters in Dallas, thanks to continued financial support from Dallas’ Lyda Hill Philanthropies.
Boston-based MassChallenge came to North Texas in 2022 with money from Lyda Hill Philanthropies....
Nonprofit startup accelerator MassChallenge established its second U.S. headquarters in Dallas, thanks to continued financial support from Dallas’ Lyda Hill Philanthropies.
Boston-based MassChallenge came to North Texas in 2022 with money from Lyda Hill Philanthropies....