Moonshot at NACET Campus for Entrepreneurs
FLAGSTAFF, AZ
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Welcome to Moonshot at NACET in Flagstaff, Arizona!
![]() For the past 20 years, the Northern Arizona Center for Entrepreneurship and Technology (NACET) campus has been a place where businesses get started and bring their ideas to life, put people to work in good jobs, and pour money into the regional economy.
After all these years, we're still helping Flagstaff entrepreneurs grow and scale their businesses all the while attracting founders outside of Flagstaff to set up headquarters in our innovative, beautiful mountain city. What's the difference between NACET and Moonshot at NACET?
NACET is the incubator and accelerator campus that houses startups in Flagstaff, Arizona. Moonshot (at NACET) is the educational programming, mentorship, AZ Pioneer Pitch state-wide entrepreneur contest, and connections to capital world-wide. Moonshot is breaking new ground—and helping more startups succeed—throughout Arizona and beyond. Why the name Moonshot? We chose the name Moonshot partly because of Flagstaff's rich history with the US Space Program and partly because every one of our entrepreneurs is a moonshot-thinking risk-taker. |
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FLAGSTAFF SPACE HISTORY Before Neil Armstrong made that giant leap with a walk on the moon 49 years ago, he and other Apollo astronauts took smaller steps for mankind, training for the lunar landing in Flagstaff, Ariz...READ MORE FROM THE LA TIMES. |
So, what makes Moonshot at NACET unique?
- We rent office and manufacturing space to entrepreneurs.
- We don't take equity in your company.
- We work with experts in their fields who need assistance bringing an invention or idea to market.
- We help entrepreneurs find connections to capital.
- We have a vast network of contacts in a variety of industries who will help you find your ideal customers and get to the next level.
A brief history of NACET...
Years ago, the City of Flagstaff received two EDA Grants that helped fund construction of both campus buildings. The grant rules stipulate that only companies that fall into one or more of these categories can apply to rent space at NACET:
- Sustainable business/idea
- Technology sector
- Light Manufacturing
- Bio-tech and/or bio-engineering
- Purpose of job creation in greater Flagstaff
*NOTE: The City of Flagstaff approves applicants who have requested to rent space. Moonshot helps field and vet applicants.
If your company/idea falls outside of the categories above, you will not be permitted to rent space at NACET; however, you can still apply to become Moonshot members who receive mentorship, education, connections to capital, and a network of valuable connections to grow and scale their company. Learn more about both options below...
If your company/idea falls outside of the categories above, you will not be permitted to rent space at NACET; however, you can still apply to become Moonshot members who receive mentorship, education, connections to capital, and a network of valuable connections to grow and scale their company. Learn more about both options below...
An Inside Look at Moonshot on the NACET Campus in Flagstaff
Our Flagstaff Moonshot at NACET Members Check out our current list of stellar members at Moonshot at NACET in Flagstaff.
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Rent Office & Light Manufacturing SpaceInterested in renting space at NACET or simply becoming a Moonshot member? Click here for all of the details.
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Our Flagstaff Success StoriesHere are just a few of Flagstaff's Moonshot at NACET success stories.
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From Moonshot at NACET Graduate, Dan Kasprzyk, Founder of Poba Medical...
“Being an entrepreneur can be very isolating, so meeting other people who are going through the exact same thing you are is very helpful.”
– Alice Bodner, Atlas Guides (Moonshot Graduate)
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