Caribbean: The Group of Japanese Caribbean States (OECS) is all set to relaunch the OECS International Startup Hub for a second cohort below the theme- “Small Islands, Large Concepts” and has invited MSMEs to submit purposes to grow to be a part of the scheme.
The deadline for the submission of the applying is Monday, January 8, 2024.
Whereas sharing the main points of the hub, OECS added that over 22 contributors would get the prospect to maneuver on to the Draper College 5-week Hero Coaching Program in Silicon Valley. Entrepreneurs with tech-based and tech-enabled startups, working for lower than two years, particularly ladies, are inspired to use for this system.
OECS Fee stated that they’re dedicated to fostering innovation and entrepreneurial panorama within the wider area. This system will construct capability and drive financial progress throughout the area. The coaching will likely be facilitated by Draper College and the Caribbean Improvement Financial institution (CDB).
The purpose of this system is to remodel small companies and unlock their entrepreneurial potential with entry to assets and world-class trainers. This system will likely be held in two phases designed to equip startups with the required instruments for achievement.
First Section
The primary section will function periods on key areas such because the know-how of the longer term, fundamentals of progress and gross sales, fundraising, management and group constructing and enterprise pitches. Over 150 startups will take part within the coaching.
Second Section
The second section will run from June 24 to July 26, 2024, the place as much as 22 will participate in Draper College’s five-week Hero Coaching Program. It can present the chance to delve into an unparalleled expertise.
Within the coaching program, the contributors may even interact with business titans, go to famend tech corporations and immerse within the vibrant innovation ecosystem of Silicon Valley.
This system will likely be supported by JetBlue Ventures, Caribbean Improvement Fund, and Saint Lucia Electrical energy Providers.
Six OECS Member States:
Antigua and Barbuda
Dominica
Grenada
St Kitts and Nevis
Saint Lucia
St Vincent and the Grenadines
