Brinc & HELLO Labs Partner to Accelerate and Amplify the Next Generation of Web3 Startups
In a significant move to bolster the web3 ecosystem, HELLO Labs, the leading web3 entertainment and media company, and Brinc, a global leader in venture acceleration, announced a strategic partnership to discover, incubate, and amplify promising web3 startups. This expanded collaboration, built on the success of a previous joint initiative in Singapore, provides founders with
In a significant move to bolster the web3 ecosystem, HELLO Labs, the leading web3 entertainment and media company, and Brinc, a global leader in venture acceleration, announced a strategic partnership to discover, incubate, and amplify promising web3 startups.
This expanded collaboration, built on the success of a previous joint initiative in Singapore, provides founders with an unparalleled launchpad. Startups will gain access to Brinc’s over a decade of experience in scaling global businesses, combined with HELLO Labs’ powerful media engine, designed to bring visionary projects to a mass audience.
A key component of the program will see founders from the Brinc accelerator take the stage for a special Brinc Demo Day on Killer Whales LIVE. This event will give them a platform to present their projects directly to the “Whales”, a panel of seasoned investors and industry experts, as well as a global audience, replicating the high-stakes, high-reward format of the hit show.
The most promising three projects will then earn a coveted spot in Killer Whales Season 3, the web3 business reality show streaming on major platforms like Apple TV and Amazon Prime. This provides transformative exposure, industry credibility, and direct access to real investment opportunities through the HELLO Club investment network.
“This partnership with Brinc is a perfect synergy of acceleration and amplification,” said Sander Görtjes, Co-Founder & CEO of HELLO Labs.
“Brinc identifies and refines the most promising talent in the space, and we provide the global stage through Killer Whales to ensure they get the visibility and backing they deserve. Together, we are creating the definitive pathway for a web3 founder to go from concept to recognized market leader.”
“We are thrilled to deepen our partnership with HELLO Labs to empower the next wave of web3 innovation,” said Manav Gupta, Founder & CEO of Brinc.
“Our hands-on accelerator model equips founders with a strategic foundation for success. By integrating HELLO Labs’ massive media reach, our portfolio companies can reach new heights while connecting directly with the community and capital they need to thrive.”
The first cohort of startups under this new partnership will be announced in the coming months.
About Brinc
Founded in 2014, Brinc is a global venture accelerator empowering startups with funding, mentorship, and tools to innovate across industries, including climate tech, web3, healthcare, artificial intelligence, and IoT. Operating programs across seven countries, Brinc has supported over 1,250 companies and maintains partnerships with leading corporations and investors worldwide. The company’s VentureVerse platform, powered by a utility token, represents the next generation of venture collaboration tools for founders, investors & mentors.
About Killer Whales
Killer Whales is web3’s first business reality TV show, produced by HELLO Labs, CoinMarketCap, and AltCoinDaily, featuring celebrity judges and top blockchain innovators. Streaming on Apple TV and Amazon Prime, it reaches 600M+ viewers in 65 countries, offering $1.5M in prizes, investor connections, and global exposure.
About HELLO Labs
HELLO Labs, founded by Hollywood producers and Grammy-nominated directors, is a leading web3 entertainment company. It merges mainstream media with blockchain through shows like Killer Whales and supports startups via its $HELLO token ecosystem. Co-founded by Paul Caslin (Grammy-nominated director) and Sander Gortjes (web3 visionary CEO), it bridges web2 and web3 with high-quality entertainment.
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