Startups

Fractional hiring is redefining the future of work, allowing businesses to access top-tier talent on a part-time or project basis without the costs of full-time roles. This approach offers agility, cost savings, and faster time-to-market, positioning companies to adapt and thrive. For professionals, it means flexibility, diverse projects, and better work-life balance. In a world where remote work is the norm, fractional hiring ensures that businesses stay competitive and innovative.

When it comes to the workforce, money matters. So how do you get the most out of your workers by spending less and making them feel valued? Give them freedom.

Working with freelancers is a great way for startups to bolster their staff in a quick and cost-effective fashion.

Upwork may be the face of the freelance world in commercials and on billboards, but if you’ve used Upwork in the past year you may have noticed it’s hard to find quality talent and quality jobs.

Silicon Valley may be the heart of the startup industry, but ideal locations are rapidly changing as economies develop across the world.

Accelerators are a great way to grow your startup, but they cannot do it all. Maintaining momentum and gaining investors after graduating from an accelerator are key ways to maximize your trajectory.

Accelerators target startups at the seed stage, with more than a general vision but are still working on perfecting their product, helping attract their first official investors.

Angel investors and VCs are looking for so many things before choosing to take a gamble on your startups. While working on your pitch deck, think about your market, your finances, and even your passion for your idea.

The hard part is done: getting into an accelerator program. But how do you make sure your company getting everything it can out of the program?

Congratulations are in order if you've gotten to the point where you're not sure if your startup is a startup anymore. But here are some ways you might be able to determine whether that is actually the case or not.

The world is a busy place and so much noise could dull the excitement of your new company, but getting legitimate press will definitely help get your name out while also attracting interest.

Choosing to take part in a startup accelerator will open a lot of doors to growth. Prepare to take advantage of what these programs have to offer.

Any chance to grow your business is most likely a good one. So how do you know what kind of startup accelerator you want to join? We'll walk you through remote and in-person options.

Y Combinator is a world-renowned startup accelerator with companies like Dropbox, Airbnb and Stripe on their roster.

Techstars is a global startup accelerator program. We’ll cover everything on how to succeed with Techstars’ powerful funding, mentorship, and community.

A lot of major companies didn't reach success alone, but did it with the help of Ventura Capital. So what is it and could it benefit your startup? This article covers everything from how Venture Capital firms raise money to funding stages?

Accelerators accept startups in batches to work with over a short period lasting a few months. During this time, startups are given the resources to perfect their pitch and attract investors.

Have you ever wondered how a startup accelerator may change the future of your new business? Pangea.app has all the details in this article.

Growing a billion-dollar idea into a billion-dollar business takes hard work and lots of help along the way. A startup incubator might be just what you need to get started off on the right foot.

Raising capital for your startup doesn't have to involve Venture Capitalists, Angel Investors, or even a bank. Here's how to raise a round with Crowdfunding to get your startup off the ground.

Meet Aung Thiha Kyaw, he's a rising junior at Baruch College with a major in Marketing Management. Aung is currently working with Ikonixs after connecting with them through Pangea.app's Top Emerging Talent program.

In honor of PRIDE Month and the LGBTQIA+ community, Pangea.app is sharing stories of the most inspirational companies within our network.