Triangle Tweener Community Hub
Tweener Community Hub
Welcome to the Triangle Tweener Community Hub, your go-to resource for navigating the Triangle’s startup landscape. Explore curated opportunities to support every step of your entrepreneurial journey.
Welcome to RTP!
Research Triangle Park (RTP) is known for its innovation and dynamic growth. Anchored by Raleigh, Durham, and Chapel Hill it is a powerhouse of entrepreneurial talent, venture opportunities, and resources.
This resource is designed to support every stage of your entrepreneurial journey, from initial concept to scaling. Explore a curated collection of resources across key categories, including access to:
You’ll also find specialized services like:
All of this is tailored to the needs of startups. Whether you're looking to , , or , the Triangle Tweener Hub is here to help your business thrive in one of the country’s most vibrant startup ecosystems.
New to the scene? Don’t worry. We’ll break down commonly used lingo and jargon to get you up to speed.
Focus on what matters most—growing your business and seizing opportunities—while we clarify the terms that shape the entrepreneurial world.
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Triangle Tweener Fund
The Tweener Community Hub is only one part of a larger system.
On some of our resources, you might notice a 
shape next to a name. That means the resource is an LP, on the Tweener List, or part of the Tweener Fund portfolios.
Check out the Triangle Tweener Fund and all of our other resources:
Triangle Tweener Fund
About
In 2015, Triangle-based serial entrepreneur, Scot Wingo started the Triangle Tweener List focused on Triangle companies with over 10 people or $1m/yr in revenues. After 7 years of data, we realized that this cohort of companies had very few closures, but also captured the Triangle's biggest and best exits. In 2022, we launched the Triangle Tweener Fund to invest in Triangle Tweener companies using an index strategy.Website
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Triangle Tweener List
About
This list features details on over 250 curated startups in the Triangle (the North Carolina high-tech Research Triangle Park corridor that includes Raleigh, Durham and Chapel Hill) that are referred to as Tweeners.Website
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Triangle Tweener Times
About
The Tweener Times is a free/paid Substack newsletter, published every Monday, designed for Triangle-based entrepreneurs. With the tagline "Builders Helping Builders," each issue offers in-depth articles on key topics that matter most to local founders, including Go-to-Market (GTM) strategies, AI-driven growth strategies, Product-Led-Growth (PLG), talent acquisition, and a calendar of events. Each weekly issue is packed with both strategic and tactical insights that help founders stay informed and connected.Website
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Triangle Tweener Talks
About
A podcast for builders by builders in the Triangle. We explore the startup journey and stories with local Triangle founders, from the idea to the exit and everything in between. Hosted by serial entrepreneur and founder of the Triangle Tweener Fund Scot Wingo, and produced by Earfluence.Website
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Triangle Tweener Madness
About
is launching Tweener Madness, an event to shine a bright spotlight on the amazing Triangle startup ecosystem. The contest involves 8 startups who will compete for the $25k investment prize and 21 selection committee members that are local institutional or angel investors.
Website
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