Rendering of the co-working space of CONNECT ALL @ the Jacobs Center. Design services and furniture donated by bkm OfficeWorks. Courtesy bkm OfficeWorks.

By The San Diego Union-Tribune Reporter Brittany Meiling

All the money and tech talent in San Diego tends to collect north of Interstate 8 – and with them, startups proliferate. But a new effort in Chollas Creek intends to route some of that entrepreneurial support down south, and organizers are looking to a diverse group of founders to make that happen.

This spring, a startup accelerator will open to house 10 tech companies in a modern co-working space called CONNECT ALL @ the Jacobs Center. Entrepreneurs who are admitted to the accelerator will get free office space for six months along with access to workshops, a network of mentors and help finding investment capital.

Read more, including “Who can apply and what do they get?” on The San Diego Union-Tribune.