SJ County Business to Enter SCAPE Accelerator Program

23 Mar 2021

Entrepreneur, Accelerator

Farmington business owner, Kendall Augustine and his company, Analytical Technologies, have been accepted into the SCAPE business accelerator program. A regional business accelerator, SCAPE is supported by local investors and mentors, and the Region 9 Colorado Economic Development District, the City of Durango, First Southwest Bank, Department of Local and Affairs, and its Northern New Mexico Partners, San Juan College, San Juan County, City of Farmington and Four Corners Economic Development.

“We are so inspired by the interest in entrepreneurship right now and were blown away with 50 applications across the four corners.” said SCAPE Executive Director, Elizabeth Marsh. “It's clear to us that now more than ever entrepreneurs need support in shining a light on their big idea. We look forward to working with this new class and supporting our applicants through our networks.”

4CED is proud of Kendall and wishes him every success in this next growth step for his company.

5101 College Blvd., Farmington, Ne 87402, United States

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