Top Austin, TX Co-Working Space or Incubator Companies (53)
Home to your best life's work, atx FACTORY is a coworking space in east Austin for creative entrepreneurs and innovators.
Tarmac TX is an innovative accelerator program based in Austin that fosters technology-based solutions addressing social, environmental and urban issues. Tarmac TX has been developed by CALSO (a US-based nonprofit organization), in partnership with 3M, and will be hosted at Tech Ranch.
Get on the path to Series A with our 15-month program. RealCo is a long-term accelerator that invests in, incubates, and accelerates B2B tech startups.
The Cook’s Nook provides a culinary incubator to Austin-area artisans, mobile food vendors, and caterers who are in the early stages of their culinary business. We offer business development and networking tools to make our members’ businesses successful.
Born in 2008, Conjunctured is Austin’s original coworking space. We’re a growing community of like-minded professionals who have grown tired of working alone and crave the vibe of working in a collaborative and creative space. We’d love to meet you!Now it’s 2014 and we remain indebted to our community as we reconfigure our team and launch new initiatives.Coworking is a global trend where freelancers, entrepreneurs, and other mobile workers come together to work in the same space. These mobile workers want to remain independent, but have hit a wall working in isolation at home. Coworking allows them to be part of a community of like-minded individuals with whom they can share ideas, trade business leads, foster business partnerships, and create friendships.Coworking spaces are less like an executive suite, and more like a community organization. Community and collaboration are at the heart of the coworking movement.
Raise startup funding and gain critical insight to help launch your business through the startup accelerator and development program at Techstars.
FIRMSPACE helps business and legal professionals connect to become a community that drives innovation and success. Each office will consist of private glass-walls, sophisticated common areas, and amazing hospitality.
Industrious is reinventing how people work by creating private coworking spaces: private glass offices, beautiful common areas, and an inspiring community. Step foot in an Industrious, and you'll find a city’s most exciting people and businesses together under one roof. We are open or opening soon in 11 cities, have plans to be in 25 cities by 2017.
A new neighborhood space, Orange Coworking has an innovative environment; a big, free parking lot; and gigabit fiber WiFi. But most importantly, Orange offers a community of Nice Humans: ambitious startups, established companies, business and life coaches, and freelancers of all sorts — and plenty of room for you. You belong here.
Want to learn how to code? Have a great idea? Don't be shy. Develop it. It can be intimidating for women to learn and ask questions when they are in an extreme minority. While open and welcoming, today's budding developer community is up to 91% male. There isn't a comfortable place where women can learn at their own pace and not be afraid to ask "stupid questions." We decided it was time to provide a place where all questions are OK and everyone can learn in a supportive environment. Our courses focus on coding, leveraging existing technology, and having something to show for it (aka building sweet websites).
Link Coworking came about in a way that many businesses do—a need arose in the market and no one was meeting that need. Liz Elam spent 14 years working for Dell inc, and managed a highly successful and profitable multi-million dollar business from her home office. She often found herself jockeying for cord position at Starbucks, speaking in hushed tones and looking over her shoulder. If not at a coffee shop she was renting expensive meeting space or working in relative isolation in her home. She had a need for a professional, welcoming space that provided meeting rooms, connectivity and most importantly, human interaction. Coworking is the term that caught on to describe these new innovative spaces.
Patchwork is a small coworking community founded by Emilie Yeager and based in the Mueller neighborhood in Austin, TX . Our community opened its doors on November 3, 2014 after the unfortunate closing of Conjuctured Coworking. We are focused on providing our members with a productive environment, a genuine community, and a comfortable space.
Austins first and only biohacker and biotech incubator space. We work on things such as nightvision eye drops, cultivating mushrooms from the amazon that eat plastic, genetically engineering yeast and algae to give us better nutrients. We also allow a place for consultants and contractors to come and have access to lots of scientific equipment.
Powershift Group is a company that starts companies. We focus on creating sustainable, forward-thinking technology businesses by working selectively with other entrepreneurs and business leaders from around the world. Our team of seasoned entrepreneurs and experts work to assemble the best combination of capital, products and leadership to put our startups on a strong growth trajectory. Powershift startups are built from idea to IPO and have a high track-record of revenues in the tens or hundreds of millions.
WeWork transforms buildings into beautiful, collaborative workspaces. Get the space, community, and services you need to make a life, not just a living.
Meld Coworking is a professional workspace in a comfortable setting. Built for the digital nomad, we host a community of small business owners, freelancers, entrepreneurs, and remote workers.
Createscape is a coworking office space in the heart of Austin, Texas with a focus on design aesthetics and an open workplace environment for freelancers, startups, remote teams, non-profits, and small businesses to CREATE, WORK, and COLLABORATE. We’re built with the creative professional in mind, whether you’re a filmmaker, writer, designer, programmer, developer, editor, or just have the ideas and drive to innovate in the world.
Chicon Collective was born in 2012 as a space for creatives, developers, photographers, videographers, builders, and entrepreneurs to work together and inspire each other. Our culture is scrappy, relaxed, and a little dorky. We're passionate about creating an open, pay it forward community of people from all trades and backgrounds.Chicon is a not-for-profit organization.
Patriot Boot Camp (PBC) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit on a mission to equip active duty military members, Veterans, and their spouses with the education, resources, and community needed to be successful technology entrepreneurs.
Each semester we provide our Lab teams about 25 experienced, successful, insightful and committed entrepreneurs from the Austin startup community. Each team must have one or more mentors from this roster; mentors and teams are matched by mutual interest early in the semester. These mentors provide ongoing practical advice and help connect teams to relevant networks of outside resources. Mentors are invited to all class sessions and generally meet weekly with their teams. They are an especially valuable asset of the Longhorn Startup program.
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