Google Launchpad Accelerator announces second lot of startups from India
The programme includes $50,000 in equity free funding and a two-week all expenses paid bootcamp, apart from a six months of ongoing mentorship and product credits including Google Cloud.
By Payal Ganguly, ET Bureau | Updated:
BENGALURU: Google today announced the list of Indian startups which will join the second batch of its global Launchpad Accelerator programme at its Mountain View office in California. The six companies include on-demand services company Taskbob, which is backed by IvyCap Ventures, Orios and Mayfield.
The programme targeted at mid to late stage startups includes $50,000 in equity free funding and a two-week all expenses paid bootcamp, apart from a six months of ongoing mentorship and product credits including Google Cloud.
Other startups which are a part of the accelerator programme include learning platform ProgrammingHub, buyer credits and product discovery startup RedCarpet, Indic language chat platform ShareChat, hyperlocal deal discovery platform MagicPin and Bengaluru based PlaySimpleGames.
The programme targeted at mid to late stage startups includes $50,000 in equity free funding and a two-week all expenses paid bootcamp, apart from a six months of ongoing mentorship and product credits including Google Cloud.
Other startups which are a part of the accelerator programme include learning platform ProgrammingHub, buyer credits and product discovery startup RedCarpet, Indic language chat platform ShareChat, hyperlocal deal discovery platform MagicPin and Bengaluru based PlaySimpleGames.
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