It is intended for businesses in the growth stage, and lasts for three months
O Google for Startups Accelerator, a program that offers expert support and tools from Google to help scale-stage startups solve their main technical challenges with personalized mentoring, applications are open until June 25th.
Twice a year, the program selects around 10 startups in their initial or growth stages. Lasting three months, it is held 100% online, and aims to enable startups, developers and non-profit organizations to innovate and evolve, sharing knowledge about creating successful companies, adopting a methodology that prioritizes Intelligence Artificial and leadership best practices.
To participate in the program, it is necessary that the startup has experience in the use of technologies such as machine learning and artificial intelligence and is developing a scalable product or service, in a significant market and a justifiable growth model.
What Google for Startups offers through the program:
- Personalized help from Google and industry experts who coach companies to solve problems and grow their business.
- Independent capital support;
- Design, marketing and leadership training;
- Google product credits towards the technology suite used by your startup;
- Mentoring over 20 Google teams;
- Early access to new Google products and tools;
- Partnership on an advanced technology project.
Learn more about the program:
Currently in its 13th edition, several startups have already gone through the Google for Startups acceleration program, including large companies such as Gupy, Loggi, Nubank, Loft and Quinto Andar. In addition, in its latest editions, the program had thematic groups focused on the main points of attention and development of the startup ecosystem, such as diversity — with an edition with businesses founded and led by women and another by black people — and startups focused on in sustainability and agribusiness.
Applications are made using the form at Google for Startups website. Interested entrepreneurs must send startup data and a draft of the project to be developed for evaluation.
