Applications are open for the @LaunchAlaska Tech Deployment Track!

April 1, 2024

Launch Alaska is accepting applications for its 2024-25 Tech Deployment Track. Learn why Alaska is a unique place to deploy your tech! Applications close on May 1, 2024. 

 

Launch Alaska is looking for companies who are solving problems related to energy, transportation and industry. Additionally, companies should fit the following criteria:

• Making a positive climate impact
• Have a product/service that is ready for deployment or a minimum viable product (lab tested, if applicable)
• Are validating their business model
• Are seeking early customers

For detailed information, check out the Applicant Information Packet. Reach out to Suzanna Caldwell, Tech Deployment Track Lead at deploy@launchalaska.com with questions. 

 

Here is what a few companies have to say about their experience in the Tech Deployment Track: 

“Launch Alaska's focused approach allows companies that want to do business in Alaska to quickly and efficiently learn the ropes and meet the various players and influencers. Every state needs a similar program!”

- Cindy Taff, Sage Geosystems

 

“Participating in the Tech Deployment Track equipped us with resources, know-how and customer opportunities to assess our product-market fit in the unique Alaskan market, which in turn has provided us with engineering and design considerations on our roadmap for serving Alaska and beyond. 

The Launch Alaska team was thoughtfully and strategically engaged throughout the entire 8-month program, and their support has directly led to the pipeline development of numerous commercial opportunities for (our company). It's a no-brainer for companies interested in deploying their technology in extreme environments and climates with urban and/or rural applications such as Alaska.”

- Vince Wong, ElectricFish

 

“Alaska is unique in so many ways, and it was invaluable to partner with the Launch (Alaska) team in order to make a proper introduction to the state, as well as develop an Alaska-specific business plan. We loved our experience.”

- Casey Emmett, The Crop Project