SB&G CoLab launched by Sky Betting & Gaming
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Sky Betting & Gaming are looking to startups to deliver the next generation of betting and gaming experiences. Read on for all the details...
SB&G CoLab
Sky Betting & Gaming has launched its new SB&G CoLab programme, inviting startups and small businesses to partner with the company to tackle some of its key business challenges and opportunities.
SB&G CoLab will open its doors to offer startups and small businesses the chance to pilot and test their products inside a leading betting and gaming brand. The 11-week programme will be run in collaboration with corporate innovation specialist L Marks and successful candidates will be mentored by senior SB&G business leaders and product experts. Startups will have access to office space in Leeds to develop their ideas and L Marks and SB&G will provide potential investment opportunities.
As part of SB&G CoLab, Sky Betting & Gaming is looking for pitches which deliver innovation solutions and products in five categories:
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Responsible Gambling
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Identifying and Resolving Customer Issues
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Future Tech
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Trading Opportunities
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Wild card
For all the details on the categories click here.
Applications are now open and close on Sunday 15th October 2017 and for more information, and for details on the process, visit www.sbgcolab.com
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