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Deloitte Booster Programme 2.0
Second edition open for applications
After a successful first edition, the Deloitte Booster Programme is starting over again. Young technology companies active in analytics, digital, cyber security and Internet of Things can apply to receive intellectual capital and C-level mentoring by Deloitte professionals. With its access to local and global networks, Deloitte Belgium is uniquely positioned to bring scale-ups to the next level.
About the programme
Deloitte will help scale-ups shape their strategy and business model, expand their network and validate their technology in the market. Through the Booster Programme, selected scale-ups benefit from 50 days of free Deloitte support, mentoring by Deloitte executives and access to the extended Deloitte network. A mentor will be assigned to each scale-up who will guide them through a range of vital business issues (e.g. growth structure, legal considerations, talent retention plan etc.)
The Booster Programme is bringing Belgian scale-ups in the technology scene to the Champions League
Guido Vandervorst, Innovation Lead, Deloitte Belgium
Objectives
The goals of the Booster Programme:
- Stimulate the Belgian economy by supporting scale-ups active in new and growing technologies
- Boost high-potential scale-ups through Deloitte's support and intellectual capital
- Promote open innovation by opening up our network and facilitating their go-to-market process
- Build on the power of the existing incubator and accelerator programmes and work together to foster innovation in Belgium
Focus group
The Programme focuses on young and highly scalable companies in the Belgian technology scene, active in:
- Analytics
- Digital
- Cyber security
- Internet of Things
More information
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