EnterpriseSG and Lenovo Launch 24-Month Accelerator for Singapore Startups
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Enterprise Singapore, the government agency that supports local businesses, has launched a new accelerator programme with the technology company Lenovo. The programme is designed to help Singapore-based startups grow larger and reach more customers.
The 24-month accelerator will select a number of startups and connect them with Lenovo's range of capabilities. According to the organisers, these include access to the company's global network. The aim is to give young companies the support they need to expand beyond their current size.
The initiative reflects the Singapore government's ongoing effort to help local companies build their businesses. Startups in the city-state often find it difficult to move from a small team to a larger operation, so programmes like this can offer useful guidance and connections. Further details about how startups can apply were not included in the initial announcement.
The partnership shows how government agencies and large companies are working together to strengthen Singapore's startup community. Founders who are interested in the programme may wish to follow updates from Enterprise Singapore and Lenovo for information on eligibility and application dates.
Sources: The Business Times
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