Entrepreneurs with early-stage tech ideas invited to participate in a new technology incubator programme

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Building on the success of BetaDen Accelerate, the award-winning technology accelerator programme, and with Intake 1.0 of their new programme well underway, BetaDen is excited to announce the opening of recruitment for Intake 2.0 of their incubator programme.

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The 8-week programme, delivered in partnership with Barclays Eagle Labs and Worcestershire Local Enterprise Partnership, is designed to support early-stage technology start-ups and entrepreneurs at the beginning of their commercial journey, who are looking for support with turning their tech ideas into reality.

 

This fully funded programme offers a range of benefits, including access to specialist mentors offering dedicated 1-to-1 advice and guidance in areas such as new product development, tech stack, IP & legal, marketing, and more; access to a dedicated co-working office space at The Kiln, and exposure to BetaDen's extensive network of industry partners, investors and technology professionals. Participants will also have the opportunity to attend workshops, webinars, and networking events, and will receive ongoing support for their personal development.

 

Karen Nolan, Participant of Intake 1.0 of BetaDen Incubate, said: “I was really pleased to be accepted onto the programme. The workshops we’ve done so far have been brilliant - there were a lot of things I didn’t know, and I’m glad I have the opportunity to learn and progress.

 

It’s been an exciting experience so far with a real community feel – it is good to be around other founders who are at the same stage as me, facing the same challenges. I feel really supported by the BetaDen team, mentors and the peers in the group.“

The next intake of businesses to join the eight-week BetaDen Incubate programme will commence on the 10th of September 2024. There are limited spaces still available for this programme.

To register your interest, visit https://www.beta-den.com/incubate/#IncubateApplication