The Desai Family Accelerator, a joint venture between the U-M Ross School of Business and the College of Engineering, recently announced the most-promising companies selected to participate in its inaugural cohort.
More than 72 technology-based startups submitted application and the most promising six were chosen to move into the Accelerator and take advantage of its services. Of the applications, 42 percent were from Michigan-based companies, 19 percent were led by female founders and 31 percent had a connection to the U-M.
