(WLUK) — Green Bay is one of the most supportive communities in Wisconsin for startups, according to a recent survey.
MarketBeat.com, a financial media company, says it asked 3,024 aspiring entrepreneurs:
If you could launch your startup anywhere, which city would you pick (based solely on local government support)?
Green Bay came in 74th in the country, with the website saying:
Green Bay’s Startup Hub and Urban Hub offer 60,000 sq. ft. of incubator and coworking space. TitletownTech, a Packers-Microsoft venture, funds startups in health, sports, and manufacturing, while Tundra Angels provides capital. This network of regional support, corporate backing, and investor ties equips entrepreneurs with extraordinary resources to thrive in Northeast Wisconsin.
Madison was the top area in Wisconsin for startups, ranking 60th nationally.
Madison’s vibrant startup scene leverages UW-Madison’s talent and research. StartingBlock Madison offers co-working and investor ties, while gener8tor, a top accelerator, has aided over 800 startups since 2012. State grants from the Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. enhance funding. This blend of university resources, incubators, and public support makes Madison a prime Midwest hub for entrepreneurs to launch and grow ventures.
The third Wisconsin community listed, Milwaukee, was ranked number 102 in the U.S.
Milwaukee, a growing startup hub, features gener8tor and Techstars accelerators, plus industry-specific incubators for manufacturing and water tech. MKE Tech Hub and ward-based programs offer mentorship and corporate partnerships. State tax credits and grants bolster this ecosystem, providing entrepreneurs with capital, workspace, and a robust platform to succeed in Wisconsin’s largest city.
Texas and Florida swept the top 5 in the country. Dallas raked first, followed by Austin and Houston. Florida was led by Orlando, in fourth place, and Tampa, rounding out the top five.
