About
The Founders Arena is an exciting and innovative WealthTech accelerator based in Arlington, TX. As a startup accelerator, Founders Arena is dedicated to fostering the growth and success of early-stage WealthTech companies by providing them with resources, mentorship, and opportunities for collaboration. However, Founders Arena goes beyond just being a traditional accelerator, as it also actively involves the local community and the City of Arlington, TX.
The accelerator is committed to creating meaningful connections with the community through various initiatives, such as mentorship programs, workshops, hackathons, and networking events. Founders Arena aims to create a collaborative ecosystem that brings together entrepreneurs, investors, industry experts, and the local community, fostering a supportive and inclusive environment for innovation and entrepreneurship. With its unique blend of startup acceleration and community involvement, Founders Arena is poised to make a significant impact on the WealthTech industry and contribute to the growth and development of the Arlington, TX, business community.
ADDITIONAL COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

Workshops and Seminars:
Organize workshops and seminars on various topics related to entrepreneurship, such as product development, marketing, fundraising, and legal issues. This shall include two public forums offered per calendar year to help build awareness and support for the startup ecosystem in the community.

Hackathons:
High school and college STEM students can create on real-world problems alongside entrepreneurs and mentors. This shall include two hackathon per calendar year to provide a platform for students to showcase their skills and creativity.

Networking Events/Showcase:
Sponsoring community networking events where startups, investors, and other members of the community can meet and connect with one another. This shall include 3 events per calendar year to help foster collaboration and build a strong entrepreneurial community in the area.

Education:
Collaboration with the school districts, Tarrant County Community College, and University of Texas at Arlington . The AEDC Executive Director will work with OWNER to find meaningful ways for OWNER to collaborate with these organizations to create programs for STEM students around technology.

Internship Opportunities:
High school and college STEM students can apply for internship opportunities with OWNER. This shall include two per calendar year to provide students with valuable hands-on experience and help them build their professional networks.

Mentorship Programs:
Mentorship programs to aspiring entrepreneurs. This may involve matching individuals with experienced mentors who can guide them in their startup journey.
