The Russian creators of acceleration programs train the Indian colleagues in Bangalore

2019: The help in start of an accelerator for the Indian startups

On October 10, 2019 it became known that the Russian creators of acceleration programs train the Indian colleagues in Bangalore.

Demand for search and the fastest implementing solutions which can offer technology startups in the world market grows, and more and more large foreign players realize need for carrying out own acceleration programs. Such players are not able to afford to spend years for development of own approach, they need the ready checked methodology. Responding to the request of the market of GVA, on the basis of the experience, developed a universal adaptive technique which can train others.

The GVA project within which the company transfers acceleration methodology is carried out in the Indian Silicon Valley Bangalore. The program is implemented for an educational hub of Jain University.

Together with one of educational hubs of India Jain University we start the program which will help them to construct own accelerator and the ecosystem of innovations in Bangalore. The program will attract local corporations of spheres of FMCG and retail, investors and students of the university, noted the partner of GVA, Daniil Kozlov

Feature of methodology is step-by-step study of all steps of an accelerator: from a request specification for search of startups and formation of a system of selection and project evaluation, before creation of conditions for successful piloting of the solution in the company or at the enterprise of the customer.

During our program we pursue two aims. On the one hand, we want to help the Indian startups to become more capable and steady using individual coaching. On the other hand, we want to create a funnel for investors and corporations which look for the innovation startups. Thanks to this program we will give considerable support not only to the beginning entrepreneurs, but also corporate partners, investors and, what is even more important, to coaches and mentors, making the contribution to development of a local innovation ecosystem. Thanks to the long-term experience accumulated by GVA during implementation more than 30 acceleration programs in the field of education, telecommunications and industrial technologies in Silicon Valley (USA) and 8 other countries we will be able to achieve that startups, corporations and investors achieved notable measurable results and could start a world-class accelerator in India, reported the representative of Jain University in Bangalore