ISB DLabs invites applications from start-ups
The Hindu
Technology business incubator DLabs at the Indian School of Business (ISB) is inviting applications from early stage start-ups for its pre-incubation programme ‘Isproute’. Offered free of cost, the pr
Technology business incubator DLabs at the Indian School of Business (ISB) is inviting applications from early stage start-ups for its pre-incubation programme ‘Isproute’.
Offered free of cost, the programme will engage top-class mentors and industry experts to guide and support participants. The first cohort is opening 25 seats for the early idea stage and aspiring entrepreneurs, the ISB said in a release on Thursday.
Applications can be submitted till December 31 and the cohort is scheduled to commence in February 2022. Students, working professionals and aspiring entrepreneurs, individuals with early-stage ideas (with or without a prototype); sector agnostic – tech and non-tech and high impact ideas can apply. The programme consists of master class sessions with industry experts and ISB faculty; grants and fundraising support; knowledge and mentoring support; networking opportunities through events and other relevant forums; and value-added services to help build and scale products and services.
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