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Andreessen Horowitz is launching a $42 million unaccredited academy for aspiring entrepreneurs

Fortune says the academy’s CEO, Gagan Biyani, told Fortune Daily the program aims to train future tech founders.

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Fortune reports that Andreessen Horowitz is launching a $42 million unaccredited academy for aspiring entrepreneurs. Its CEO, Gagan Biyani, told Fortune Daily the program will teach students how to be the next Dario Amodei or Mark Zuckerberg.

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@FortuneMagazineAndreessen Horowitz is launching a $42 million unaccredited academy for aspiring entrepreneurs. @theacademysf CEO @gaganbiyani told #FortuneDaily that the program will teach students how to be the next Dario Amodei or Mark Zuckerberg. https://bit.ly/3VZCR6l
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    @FortuneMagazineAndreessen Horowitz is launching a $42 million unaccredited academy for aspiring entrepreneurs. @theacademysf CEO @gaganbiyani told #FortuneDaily that the program will teach students how to be the next Dario Amodei or Mark Zuckerberg. https://bit.ly/3VZCR6l
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