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KickX is a virtual, curriculum based incubator program designed to help entrepreneurs in any city, and especially smaller communities, to go from idea to reality. Kick is the only truly global incubator program, now running in over 20 cities around the world. The program is 6 weeks, with access to 15+ mentors, 40 hours of class time, and access to $000s in free perks.
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