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Knox College student team discussing their startup businesses during the StartUp Term 2019 Open House. Team "Yume" created website for international students interested in applying to college in the US.
Startup Engine is a program sponsored by NIPA (Korea's National IT Industry Promotion Agency) to help Korea's most promising startups earn spots at leading accelerators from around the world. As part of the program, we work directly with the startups and accelerators to create just the right matches. From the initial pool of applicants, we will use a rigorous and transparent process to select the 40 most promising candidates. These companies will have access to exclusive training, workshops and resources that will set them on the path toward acceleration. The curriculum is designed and delivered by expert mentors from fields including entrepreneurship, finance, legal, marketing and design. During the program, startups will have the opportunity to meet directly with top-level representatives from the accelerators, along with other industry VIPs at a networking night in Seoul. A month later, the accelerators will return to Seoul for a spectacular demo day that will showcase the 40 startup finalists. The startups selected for acceleration will travel around the world to participate in programs that have count some of the world's most-talked-about startup among their alumni.
Rodada de mentoria do Bootcamp Startup, realizado no Centro de Referência Nacional em Empreendedorismo, Tecnologia e Economia Criativa, no Palácio Campos Elíseos.
Rodada de mentoria do Bootcamp Startup, realizado no Centro de Referência Nacional em Empreendedorismo, Tecnologia e Economia Criativa, no Palácio Campos Elíseos.
Lightning pitches and networking with the latest batch of startups from our Startup Bootcamp.
Photos by Enrica Cavalli for Swissnex in San Francisco
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Rodada de mentoria do Bootcamp Startup, realizado no Centro de Referência Nacional em Empreendedorismo, Tecnologia e Economia Criativa, no Palácio Campos Elíseos.
The UK’s Department for International Trade, through its Global Entrepreneur Programme, organised the Startup Games on 23 March 2017 in Singapore. We had over 50 entrepreneurs pitched in front of top mentors and investors for virtual seed fund using our bespoke app. Keynote speakers include Alex Lin (SG Innovate), Chris Wade (Octopus Ventures), Frederic Lardieg (Octopus Ventures), Henry Goodwin (Octopus Ventures), Anne Marie Droste (Entrepreneur First), Jeffrey Tiong (Patsnap), Shobhit Shukla (NEAR), Jamal Hassim (SyQic) and Oswald Yeo (Glints).
We want to thank everyone who had participated in the Startup Games and we look forward to seeing you at our future events!
Congratulations to the winners!
Gold: Hafta (www.hafta.co)
Silver: Blue Oak Healthcare (www.blueoakhealthcare.com)
Bronze: Yolopay (www.yolopay.com.sg)
#StartupGames2017
The hustle and bustle of Melbourne coupled with Melbourne's biggest ScaleUps. Photos by Tim Carrafa.
The hustle and bustle of Melbourne coupled with Melbourne's biggest ScaleUps. Photos by Tim Carrafa.
Rodada de mentoria do Bootcamp Startup, realizado no Centro de Referência Nacional em Empreendedorismo, Tecnologia e Economia Criativa, no Palácio Campos Elíseos.
Knox College students in StartUp Term talking to visitors at an open house about their business, Bluebrick Collective, which created studio space for artists. More at: www.knox.edu/academics/immersion-experiences/startup-term
On the first day of StartUp Term 2019; Knox College student teams moving in computers and equipment, arranging workspaces, planning projects, meeting with faculty. More info on the program that simulates working in a high tech startup business incubator, at www.knox.edu/academics/immersion-experiences/startup-term
After Night Summit startups descended to the iconic Hong Kong eatery Tsui Wah for where HK people go after a night of networking and drinking - sponsored by IBM.
Rodada de mentoria do Bootcamp Startup, realizado no Centro de Referência Nacional em Empreendedorismo, Tecnologia e Economia Criativa, no Palácio Campos Elíseos.
After Night Summit startups descended to the iconic Hong Kong eatery Tsui Wah for where HK people go after a night of networking and drinking - sponsored by IBM.
Startup Engine is a program sponsored by NIPA (Korea's National IT Industry Promotion Agency) to help Korea's most promising startups earn spots at leading accelerators from around the world. As part of the program, we work directly with the startups and accelerators to create just the right matches. From the initial pool of applicants, we will use a rigorous and transparent process to select the 40 most promising candidates. These companies will have access to exclusive training, workshops and resources that will set them on the path toward acceleration. The curriculum is designed and delivered by expert mentors from fields including entrepreneurship, finance, legal, marketing and design. During the program, startups will have the opportunity to meet directly with top-level representatives from the accelerators, along with other industry VIPs at a networking night in Seoul. A month later, the accelerators will return to Seoul for a spectacular demo day that will showcase the 40 startup finalists. The startups selected for acceleration will travel around the world to participate in programs that have count some of the world's most-talked-about startup among their alumni.