Plug and Play

Plug and Play is a global startup accelerator headquartered in Silicon Valley, specializing in seed and early-stage investments across various industries, including fintech, health, food and beverage, and travel. Founded in 2012, the company operates 12 industry-specific accelerator programs annually, fostering collaboration between emerging startups and established corporations. Each program lasts 12 weeks and selects startups based on rigorous evaluations from a network of venture capital partners and corporate sponsors. With a presence in 22 locations worldwide, including Spain, Japan, and several countries in Europe and Asia, Plug and Play has developed a vast ecosystem designed to facilitate meaningful connections and support startup growth. The firm has played a pivotal role in the success of notable companies such as PayPal and Dropbox, and its community of startups has collectively raised over $9 billion in funding. Through initiatives like Startup Camp, Plug and Play immerses entrepreneurs in the Silicon Valley environment, providing them with mentorship, resources, and opportunities to refine their business models and pitch to investors.