
1810 Accelerator
About the program · 1 linked sources
The 1810 Accelerator is IEI's accelerator and co-working space at 1810 Liacouras Walk, occupying most of the first floor. Provides a hub for Temple's entrepreneurial community with structured 8-10 week cohort programs, guest speakers, and resources for early-stage startups. Membership-based and open to all Temple affiliates.
Also known as: 1810
How we know this: the figures on this page come from the linked sources (last verified 2026-06-24); what those sources do not state is left unknown.
Key numbers
Funding range
Not listed
Equity
None
Application
Cohort Based
Campus Wide
Last activity
2026-06-24
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Application and Timing
Cohort-based accelerator cycles (8-10 weeks). Rolling membership access to co-working space. First cohort (2019) selected from BYOBB finalists.
Participants
Open to all Temple students, alumni, faculty, staff. Membership-based. Supports early-stage ventures across all disciplines.
Funding and Equity
Does not itself provide funding. Functions as first-round resource gateway; teams progress to IEI competitions and external funding. No equity taken.
Recent Activity
- 2019: Launched with first cohort of 15 startups.
- 2024–2026: IEI Instagram shows active events, workshops, and BYOBB programming at 1810 space.
Known Startups or Winners
First cohort included BYOBB finalists. Specific ventures not tracked in available sources.
Research gaps & things to verify
Verification Gaps
- Current director (formerly Greg Fegley) and active cohort information not confirmed for 2024-2026.
- Number of startups served since launch not tracked in available sources.
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Evidence
- Technical.ly article on 1810 Accelerator launch.[1]
- Research report.[2]
News & articles
News articles and official sources documenting 1810 Accelerator at Temple University.
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