T-Hub to take startups to Silicon Valley through new programme
Hyderabad: If you are a startup that is looking to scale up its operations to the US, then the new programme by T-Hub is the right choice for you. Telangana’s startup ecosystem builder T-Hub on Thursday announced its partnership with the US-based technology accelerator, FalconX for the ‘Global Startup Immersion Programme’ in the Silicon Valley, […]
Hyderabad: If you are a startup that is looking to scale up its operations to the US, then the new programme by T-Hub is the right choice for you. Telangana’s startup ecosystem builder T-Hub on Thursday announced its partnership with the US-based technology accelerator, FalconX for the ‘Global Startup Immersion Programme’ in the Silicon Valley, USA.
The programme will enable prospective startups from India to launch their products in the US markets. FalconX has curated a five-week programme to select and help high-impact startups expand their businesses in new markets, primarily in the US. The programme will provide tailored business, technical and leadership mentoring from over 40 serial entrepreneurs, investors, and experts in Silicon Valley.
It will culminate in a ‘Technology Day’ where startups can pitch to more than 100 venture capitalists, corporate executives, and industry leaders. The top three startups will receive $100,000 strategic funding each from FalconX.
T-Hub CEO M Srinivas Rao said, “This programme would add immense value to the startup ecosystem. It would open doors for Indian startups to a global network of mentors and investors.”
The selected startups will gain access to funding opportunities, one-on-one curated deal flow sessions and multiple face-to-face networking opportunities with advisors and potential partners from T-Hub and FalconX. They can test, evaluate, and scale their products and solutions for the global markets. It is an offline programme being organised in the Silicon Valley for Indian startups, which will commence in July 2022.
T-Hub had previously partnered with FalconX in 2019 for the ‘Trestle’ program that provided growth-stage startups with opportunities to assess product fitment and readiness for new markets across the globe.
