1776 officially opened its doors and a new crop of 75 startups has moved in. This list includes several unknowns but it may just be the next generation of DC tech.
Meg Kelly of The Millennial Trains Project is one the entrepreneurs paying to be in the 15k square feet of co-working space in the heart of DC. In return, companies get programs, mentorship, and access to potential partnerships and investors. They range from some of the known names like Hinge, PopVox, Speek, and Social Tables to largely newcomers like Curio Road, GitBadger, and HaystaqDNA. More are coming as organizers sort through the 200 applications they've received from startups all over the country wanting to be in 1776.
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