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Google’s Launchpad Start to empower African SMEs
Internet giant, Google has opened applications for its Launchpad Start programme which aims to empower innovative SMEs.
The week-long bootcamp will see 20 startups participating in the programme, taking place in partnership with JoziHub from 27 to 31 March 2017.
The Launchpad programme will focus on various subjects including UX and UI, product strategy, technology, business development, marketing and presentation skills. Each day of the programme will focus on a different subject and will include one-on-one mentorship, presentations and various amount of technical work.
According to Google, there will be no fee for startups selected to be a part of Launchpad Start. Google will also provide travel support for startups coming from out of town if they are selected.
Applications for the bootcamp closes on 24 February 2017.