There's a new Bay Area program to provide startups with legal know-how to help them grow their business.
International law firm Jones Day is holding a three-day accelerator program next month for Bay Area fintechs at its offices in San Francisco and Palo Alto.
The FinAccelerate program will help provide participating startups with legal know-how and connect them with potential investors or partners. The Oct. 25-27 event will include two days learning about various legal topics with a demo day on the final day. “Leading multinational financial institutions and corporate clients are actively seeking innovative fintech companies, and innovative fintech companies are in need of legal know-how and access to funding and institutions to grow their businesses,” said Abradat Kamalpour, a partner in Jones Day’s San Francisco office and architect of the program.
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