FSU reports third Tallahassee LEAP cohort and microgrants for alumni

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FSU’s October 26 account describes 35 entrepreneurs in its third Tallahassee LEAP cohort and microgrants awarded to three graduates of the previous cohort.

What the record says

Florida State University says 35 local entrepreneurs joined its third Tallahassee Leon Entrepreneurship and Adversity Program cohort on September 26. The university’s October 26 account says the cohort’s six-week community bootcamp runs through October 31. LEAP is a ten-month program supporting aspiring and early-stage entrepreneurs in Leon, Gadsden and Wakulla counties through business mentoring and work with FSU students. The kickoff also recognized three 2025 alumni with microgrants for their businesses.

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Practical next step

Read FSU’s account for the program’s scope and the alumni recognized.

Limits and what is not established

This report describes an existing cohort and awards already announced by FSU. It does not announce an open application period, specify grant amounts or independently establish business outcomes.

Sources checked October 27, 2026. Later notices may change instructions or arrangements.

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