The Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation is becoming a co-sponsor of gener8tor’s gBETA pre-seed accelerator program, the organizations announced today.

“Because of WARF’s leadership, gener8tor will more than double the number of companies we
work with each year,” gBETA Director Maggie Brickerman said in a statement. “That will mean more jobs created, more capital raised and more startup success stories out of Wisconsin. This partnership is a real honor for our team, and we’re excited to get to work.”

Terms of the agreement were not disclosed. American Family Insurance is the other sponsor.

As previously reported, gBETA is a free, six-week program, running three times a year that provides participants with help from gener8tor’s network of mentors, customers and investors.