Twitter Chat- Essential Insights into Startup Accelerators
by Startacus Admin
Twitter Discussion about Startup Accelerators
Tuesday 17th May 10am - 12pm
At the end of April in Clerkenwell we hosted a tech Startup meetup in which leaders from the UK Startup ecosystem shared insider’s perspectives on how to give a stellar performance throughout an accelerator experience.
We are now bringing this discussion online with a Twitter hang out under the hashtag #Accelerator.
On Tuesday 17th May from 10am - 12pm we will be joined by the team from UK Accelerator StartPlanetNI to host a twitter chat around the topic of startup accelerator programmes.
This will be a great opportunity for startups and entrepreneurs to gain valuable insights into the accelerator experience, question the experts, and put forward their own experience, tips, and advice.
The twitter hangout will be divided into 4 thirty-minute slots, each of which will focus on one particular aspect of applying for & taking part in an accelerator programme.
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Why should you apply for an accelerator and how to know your startup is ready
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Making a winning application / common traits of great applications
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What elements should a good accelerator have?
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Does accelerator location matter anymore?
Everyone is welcome to take part.
Feel free to join in at any time between 10am & 12pm on Tuesday 17th May with the hashtag #Accelerator.
Click here to go straight to our twitter account.
Interested in finding out more about StartPlanetNI? - Feel free to read our recent interview with Programme Manager Wayne Murphy.
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