Georgia-Pacific and nationally ranked startup accelerator gener8tor, announce a new program in Northeast Wisconsin to fuel the growth of startups. The partnership will launch 1915 Studios, a pre-accelerator for early-stage companies innovating within hygiene, IoT (Internet of Things) and sensing. 1915 Studios will operate from space in Georgia-Pacific's Consumer Products R&D center in Neenah, Wisconsin. 1915 Studios is a free accelerator for early-stage technology startups following the model of gener8tor's gBETA program, which operates more than 20 other programs across the country. The program provides participants with intensive and individualized coaching and access to gener8tor's national network of mentors, potential customers, corporate partners and investors. 1915 Studios' 12-week program is designed to help startups prototype and build their products, gain early customer interest in their product or idea, and establish metrics that make them competitive applicants for full-time accelerators or seed investment.