Shaddock Seed Fund
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Shaddock Seed Fund
The Shaddock Seed Fund provides non-dilutive grant funding for TCU student ventures, powering the tcu-create-accelerator program and Shaddock Marketplace campus sales events. Established through the support of Bill Shaddock, TCU alumnus and owner of Shaddock Development Company.
Also known as: Shaddock Seed Fund, Shaddock Marketplace
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None
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Annual
Undergraduate Students, Graduate Students, Mba Students · Institution Wide
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2026-05-27
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TCU Neeley School of Business
CREATE Accelerator 2026 Winners
URL: https://neeley.tcu.edu/news/posts/create-winners-2026.php Captured: 2026-07-01 Published: May 27, 2026 Eight student ventures pitched at CREATE's 2026 final event. EzCoder and AirBoot each received $14,000; AirBoot also earned $2,000 Judges' Choice ($16,000 total).
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TCU Neeley School of Business
CREATE Accelerator Program
URL: https://neeley.tcu.edu/centers-institutes/institute-for-entrepreneurship-innovation/create-program.php Captured: 2026-07-01 CREATE is TCU's year-long cross-campus accelerator powered by the Shaddock Seed Fund. Open to all students and majors. Up to $50,000 in funding at final pitch. Fall college competitions feed 10-team spring cohort.
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TCU Neeley School of Business
Shaddock Seed Fund
URL: https://www.neeley.tcu.edu/News/SuccessStories/CREATE-story2024 Captured: 2026-07-01 The Shaddock Seed Fund, established by Bill Shaddock (Shaddock Development Company), powers CREATE with non-dilutive grant funding up to $50K annually and funds Shaddock Marketplace campus sales events.
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