T-Hub And Global Wales Partners To Fuel Cross-Border Innovation And Entrepreneurship

Updated on: 30 November 2023 7:06 pm

Byjus clarified that the queries in the notice are purely technical, involving the delay in filing Annual Performance Reports (APRs) for compliant Overseas Direct Investment (ODI) of around Rs 8,000 crores

Byju's Responds to ED Notice, Clarifies FDI-Related Technical Issue Photo: Byju's clarified that the queries in the notice are purely technical, involving the delay in filing Annual Performance Reports (APRs) for compliant Overseas Direct Investment (ODI) of around Rs 8,000 crores

T-Hub, a start-up incubator announced its partnership with Global Wales, a program supported by the Welsh Government and Universities Wales dedicated to fostering cross-border entrepreneurship and innovation.

The firm said that the alliance aims to strengthen connections between Wales and India by harnessing the innovation ecosystems of both regions to nurture and support start-ups.

The collaboration has initiated a comprehensive three-month joint mentorship program. The program is tailored to empower start-ups in Telangana and focuses on diverse sectors such as Health Tech, Fintech, Enterprise SaaS, EV, Sustainability, and Sports Tech. 14 start-ups from T-Hub have been carefully selected to participate, showcasing a spectrum of innovative ideas at various stages of development.

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The selected start-ups include ATLAST, CORIZANCE, HSOL BIOMED, Tenalis SportsTech Private Limited, Mayamd Technologies Private Limited, ZenDevX, Firewires OneIoT Pvt Ltd, KODE BLUE Technologies Private Limited, Yeshbio Solutions Pvt Ltd, HeartHealth Technologies, Docturnal Private Limited, Acuration Private Limited,

The participating start-ups will receive comprehensive mentorship, covering vital aspects like product development, problem-solving, competitive research, business modeling, and technical solutions. The program incorporates discussions on Lean Start-up methods and Agile principles, offering access to essential tools, resources, and connections. Additionally, startups will benefit from personalised guidance by product specialists and gain access to industry mentors, experts, and partners through curated sessions, added the release.

Global Wales will facilitate employability opportunities between Indian and Welsh organisations, leveraging T-Hub's vast network and knowledge for future industry engagement and potential graduate employment. Academic and technical mentors from Welsh universities will contribute industry expertise, fostering a technology and innovation bridge between Wales and India through start-up and research exchange.

The T-Hub will be leading initiatives, including mapping Welsh mentors with start-ups, executing the mentorship program, conducting mid-cycle reviews, facilitating a closed-room Round Table for idea exchange, and culminating with a Demo Day to showcase start-up progress.