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Aviatra Accelerators
Aviatra Accelerators helps women start, grow, and fund their businesses by offering classes, coaching, community, and other resources. Through expertise in...
Overview
Aviatra Accelerators helps women start, grow, and fund their businesses by offering classes, coaching, community, and other resources. Through expertise in business basics, guidance from mentors and coaches, and access to capital, it gives women the tools and confidence to move forward. It is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit founded in 2010 that focuses on the Greater Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky, and Greater Dayton regions.
General information
Firm type
Generalist
Year founded
2010
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Covington
Corporate office
114 West Pike Street, Covington, KY 41011, United States
Additional offices
31 S. Main St., Suite 241, Dayton, OH 45402, United States
Principals
Jill Morenz
President & CEO
Nancy Aichholz
Former President & CEO
Maggie Frye
Board Chair
Donna Deye
Treasurer
Manny Hernandez
Secretary
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Aviatra Accelerators?
Jill Morenz serves as President and CEO. Nancy Aichholz previously held the role during growth periods.
What investment stages does Aviatra Accelerators target?
The firm focuses on early-stage and startup opportunities.
Does Aviatra Accelerators maintain additional offices?
Yes. It operates an incubator at 112 West Pike Street in Covington and a Dayton office at 31 S. Main St., Suite 241.
How is Aviatra Accelerators Fund related to the firm?
The fund serves as the primary vehicle for capital deployment.
What professional networks does Aviatra Accelerators belong to?
The firm is an active member of the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce.
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