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TEN OUTSTANDING IRISH and international business start-ups were selected to receive €15,000 seed funding today, as part of the Startupbootcamp Dublin programme, which aims to support new businesses and give them exposure to the European market.
Each of the ten teams selected will be provided with mentoring from world-class industry experts; €15,000 in funding; access to a network of over 300 investors from across Europe; six-month co-working space preparation for launching; and investor days.
The European accelerator network, which says it is dedicated to supporting the next generation of start-ups into success stories, set up camp in Dublin’s on Barrow Street earlier today.
The three-month programme will culminate with an Investor Demo Day on 16 May, where teams will showcase to over 200 investors and mentors to secure follow-on investment.
The ten finalists are:
The 2012 Startupbootcamp Dublin Investor Day will take place on 16 May in SBC Dublin HQ, on Dublin’s Barrow Street from 12 – 6 PM
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Skynet……This doesn’t sound good.
Always like a company prepared to take an ominous name. Lucent was always the best. Cue big red/orange paintings to hang in reception…
€15k? You’d make more with less effort off kickstarter and not have to write 15 business plans to get it. Sounds like these ideas are far enough along to warrant more than €15k.
NotesFirst (USA) – a secure tablet for doctors to capture and recall patient data on-the-go.
This one in particular sounds good. It’s a pity the PPARS system was such a badly managed disaster and has meant that very little investment in technology has taken place in the health system.
Looks like someone was watching dragons den!!!
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