Seaworthy Collective

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Seaworthy Collective is a Miami-based 501c3 nonprofit on a mission to bring all hands on deck for BlueTech; supporting the earliest stages of entrepreneurs driving innovation for ocean impact (AKA BlueTech).

Don't sleep on this opportunity! We are excited for you to hop on board! Link to apply in comments.
08/26/2026

Don't sleep on this opportunity!
We are excited for you to hop on board!
Link to apply in comments.

Last call!! Applications for the Tampa Bay Studio prep program closed tonight. No experience or idea needed,  just your ...
08/24/2026

Last call!! Applications for the Tampa Bay Studio prep program closed tonight. No experience or idea needed, just your passion to make our coasts more resilient.

Head to the link in the comments to apply now!

Calling ALL Tampa Bay dreamers, doers & coast-loversGot a big idea to help our shorelines thrive but no clue where to st...
08/11/2026

Calling ALL Tampa Bay dreamers, doers & coast-lovers

Got a big idea to help our shorelines thrive but no clue where to start? This is your sign.

Introducing the Coastal Innovation Studio Prep Program - 8 weeks to turn "what if…" into "watch me."

What you’ll get:

⚡ Hands-on guidance to build a Minimum Viable Pitch (MVPitch)

⚡ Access to our Ocean Tech 101 curriculum and Shoreline platform

⚡ Weekly hybrid sessions (virtual + in-person local meetups)

⚡ Direct entryways into Tampa Bay’s coastal innovation ecosystem (and our flagship Incubator)

Key Details: 🗓️ Program Runs: Sept 14 – Nov 9

⏳ Application Deadline: August 24 at 11:59 PM EST

💰 Cost: Fully Scholarshipped

Ready to build a resilient future for Tampa Bay? 🔗 Link in comments to apply today!

Tampa Bay for Good is back, and we’re helping kick off the fresh energy. 🌴Join us for a relaxed evening of great music, ...
08/07/2026

Tampa Bay for Good is back, and we’re helping kick off the fresh energy. 🌴

Join us for a relaxed evening of great music, refreshments, and meaningful connections.

Whether you’re a B Corp advocate, sustainability leader, mission-driven professional, or local neighbor, come hang out with folks who believe business can be a force for good.

📍 Location: Climate First Bank (St. Petersburg)
🌱 Supported by: IDEAS for Us & The Sustany Foundation
🙏 Sponsored by: Regenerative Shift & Clean Energy Help

Drop a 💙 if you’re coming, and tag a friend who should join! Link to register in the comments.

What if the next big ocean innovation didn’t come from a lab, but from you, your friends, your neighbors?No polished pit...
06/11/2026

What if the next big ocean innovation didn’t come from a lab, but from you, your friends, your neighbors?

No polished pitch. No network. Not even a fully formed idea. You bring the passion and grit. Seaworthy brings the community, tools, and people who’ll figure it out with you.

Apply by June 28. Here’s the link: https://www.f6s.com/continuum-ocean-enterprise-studio-prep/apply

05/28/2026

More pictures from our Thriving Ocean Innovations Startup Showcase! Thank you to everyone that attended. Keep an eye out for exciting news to come!

On May 20, 2026, Seaworthy Collective hosted the 2026 Thriving Ocean Innovations Startup Showcase at  Miami, bringing to...
05/26/2026

On May 20, 2026, Seaworthy Collective hosted the 2026 Thriving Ocean Innovations Startup Showcase at Miami, bringing together innovators, founders, partners, and ocean advocates for an evening dedicated to ocean impact and BlueTech innovation.

Building on the momentum of past showcases, this year’s event featured live startup pitches from emerging ocean entrepreneurs, conversations around ocean data solutions powered through our NOAA partnership, and meaningful connections across the growing Blue Economy ecosystem. From climate resilience to cutting-edge marine technologies, the night highlighted the incredible work being done to create a healthier, more sustainable future for our oceans.

Thank you to everyone who attended, supported our founders, and continues to champion innovation, collaboration, and community in advancing ocean change. Here is a first look at some of the photos.

Stay tuned for more!

Over the past several weeks, we have introduced the seven startups in this cohort, each developing solutions in ocean in...
05/15/2026

Over the past several weeks, we have introduced the seven startups in this cohort, each developing solutions in ocean innovation, climate resilience, and sustainability. We are concluding our Cohort 7 founder spotlights with Project Neptune.

What inspired you to start this company?
It’s surprisingly difficult to know whether ocean water is safe before surfing or swimming. We realized that most water quality information is outdated or hard to access, even in places where millions of people recreate in the ocean.

How did you two meet?
I met Max through my sister in 2022. Right before he got really sick from the ocean. I saw him go through it all, and at the time, I was running my own health supplement business. After Max recovered, we would chat about how this happened and how it could’ve been prevented.
Join us next week, May 20, to meet Project Neptune and the other amazing startups, connect with founders, investors, partners, and the broader BlueTech community!

The countdown is officially on! Click the link in bio to read the full interview and register to attend the showcase!

Our Showcase is next week, and this week we’re introducing the final two startups that make up our incredible Cohort 7! ...
05/11/2026

Our Showcase is next week, and this week we’re introducing the final two startups that make up our incredible Cohort 7!

First up: Marnova, founded by Andrew B. and Dr. Forest Rohwer.

Meet the full Cohort 7 lineup in person at next week’s Showcase. The event is free, but registration is required.

What inspired you to start this company?
I was inspired to create this company back when I first started getting involved in academia. I realized that there was so much great research being published, but not actually being utilized. Very often in discussion sections people write, “we envision stakeholders will use this research…,” but many times it ends up sitting on a shelf. Ever since that experience, I’ve been inspired to be one of the people who takes innovative research and turns it into scalable solutions to improve the climate.

How did you two meet?
While Forest and I aren’t traditional co-founders, we met because I came out to SDSU for graduate school under his advisement. I completed my master’s thesis with him, which focused on developing and patenting a novel nature-based way to sequester carbon in the ocean.

Click the link in bio to read the full interview.

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Miami Beach, FL

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