89 start-ups selected for WE HUB’s women-Exclusive incubator
WE HUB, an exclusive incubator for women entrepreneurs has selected 89 start-ups for the second cohort of the ‘Her&Now’ program. These 89 startups were selected out of a total of 600 that applied.
Reports say that the selected start-ups will receive incubation and acceleration training, access to mentorship, strategies to increase market and financial linkages, along with other benefits.
Some of the startups that are shortlisted include Envi Robotics, Nurture Fields, ladoo Box, and SR Silks.
The incubator partnered with GIZ (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH) to provide mentor and train women entrepreneurs in Tier-2 and -3 regions in Telangana.
WE HUB helps women entrepreneurs to start-up, scale-up, and accelerate by providing global market access. The first cohort of 30 start-ups graduated from the incubator, promoted by the telangana government, in August.
Reports suggest that there 150 shortlisted applicants in the first phase. It was shortlisted to 89 as they were vetted for attributes like domain knowledge, wallet PLATFORM' target='_blank' title='digital-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW">digital literacy, the potential to scale, and business feasibility.
Julia Karst, Head of Project Her&Now at GIZ, said, “Her&Now offers support customized to each entrepreneur and her business, and we hope this will prove especially useful in these challenging times of the pandemic.”
Reports say that the selected start-ups will receive incubation and acceleration training, access to mentorship, strategies to increase market and financial linkages, along with other benefits.
Some of the startups that are shortlisted include Envi Robotics, Nurture Fields, ladoo Box, and SR Silks.
The incubator partnered with GIZ (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH) to provide mentor and train women entrepreneurs in Tier-2 and -3 regions in Telangana.
WE HUB helps women entrepreneurs to start-up, scale-up, and accelerate by providing global market access. The first cohort of 30 start-ups graduated from the incubator, promoted by the telangana government, in August.
Reports suggest that there 150 shortlisted applicants in the first phase. It was shortlisted to 89 as they were vetted for attributes like domain knowledge, wallet PLATFORM' target='_blank' title='digital-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW">digital literacy, the potential to scale, and business feasibility.
Julia Karst, Head of Project Her&Now at GIZ, said, “Her&Now offers support customized to each entrepreneur and her business, and we hope this will prove especially useful in these challenging times of the pandemic.”