Google is inviting startups for its third 'Launchpad Accelerator' program; here's how you take part
Google on Thursday asked for applications to attend the next session of its “Launchpad Accelerator programme” through which startups can utilise Google’s mentorship and product access to scale business and capitalise on local markets US tech giant Google on Thursday asked for applications to attend the next session of its “Launchpad Accelerator programme” through which startups can utilise Google’s mentorship and product access to scale business and capitalise on local markets, while also tapping into new global opportunities. The “Launchpad Accelerator” is a specially-designed class to help startups in emerging markets find solutions to their business challenges and successfully scale. “This is a unique opportunity to bridge the gap between Silicon Valley and emerging markets,” Roy Glasberg, Global Lead, Launchpad Accelerator, Google, said in a statement. Google’s Launchpad Accelerator is designed to “empower founders” of startups with interesting ideas by supporting them with “mentorship and equity-free support.” Essentially, Google will leverage its own capabilities to help selected startups reach their true potential.
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