Getting Startups the Human and Financial Capital They Need

When a startup is getting off the ground and running, it’s easy to think of a lot of things they need help with. What often comes to mind first is capital, followed by the need for customers. However, startups also need a lot of social support. They need to know that they’re not alone in this journey.

GAN very purposefully describes itself as a highly curated community of independent accelerators, partners, and investors, with two specific areas where the community as a whole gets really excited to come alongside startups and help: human capital and financial capital. Here’s what we mean by that:

We want to help startups forge the relationships that they need to build their businesses and make a meaningful impact. In this respect, the notion of “human capital” has less to do with startups sourcing talent and much more to do with connecting startups with meaningful networks and relationships that will make a substantial impact on the success of their business.

A few of the ways you’ll see this happen around GAN:

“Wherever You Call Home”
Human capital isn’t always referring to the relationships directly connected with your business, which is why we get excited to encourage founders to “create and grow their businesses, wherever they call home.” We deeply understand that your personal community is often equally (if not more) important as your professional one. Your family, friends, spiritual community, and the rest of your personal support network has a profound affect on how you’re able to show up at work. The more supported you feel at home, the more supported and successful you are likely to be at work. Especially in the high-stress world of startups, when you’re often putting in long hours with high risk, having this sort of support is essential. So, if you want to create and grow your startup at home, the GAN community is located in over 120 cities helping you build your business you wherever you are.

GAN’s mission is to give startups the power to create and grow their businesses wherever they are, and we believe that human and financial capital is absolutely key to making that happen.

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