Currently accepting expressions of interest from Indian startups wanting to scale their startup to Australia & beyond.
Last date : Aug 2 2020
This program enables scale a startup into another country.
We take the approach that successfully scaling a startup into another country can be done, either by,
- Finding partners OR
- Finding co-founders OR
- Finding smart investors who would assist with scaling.
A startup that has the below,
- Achieved some traction in the market AND
- Big market potential
In addition to traction in the market & BIG market potential, there are few other things we look for as well. The application form requests for more information that is used to assess your application.
You will begin a 1 year journey with Stademy as follows,
- SHOWCASE : Initial 3 months is spent on preparation towards showcasing the startup. Some startups may already have some materials & accomplish this quicker.
- MARKET : Another 6 months to market the Indian startup overseas & procure interest
- ACCELERATION : Once a co-founder, investor or partner is found, we will assist the startup for another 3 months.
- In case of an overseas partner or co-founder, the acceleration program will enable them get started to market the Indian startup’s products or services in their country. A sample acceleration program is here. As is understandable this will be tweaked for each startup, as required.
- In case of an overseas investor, the acceleration program may not be required, but, will depend on the investor.
Our recent cohort is below for information and reference.
Solar Power
Australian StartupPower shortages in India are common! Backup generators are huge and expensive and, of course, not commonplace. Today we need electricity at the minimum to charge our phones! This startup will enable Indian homes harness freely available solar energy to generate electrical power in our homes.
Solar Power
Australian Startup
Eliminate Waiting
Australian StartupSubstantial amount of time is wasted when people wait in lines for services. This startup will allow people to wait in queues from their mobile, enhancing productivity for all.
Eliminate Waiting
Australian Startup
Seniors Care
Founder based in AustraliaIn today's fast paced world, who takes care of those who get older? Seniors are increasingly staying alone and do not have any support systems in place to assist them. They have numerous needs from medical to paying the bills to simple companionship. Do you have an idea using technology to solve problems in this area?
Seniors Care
Founder based in Australia
E-Autorickshaws
Founder based in AustraliaReducing pollution is a priority for the planet! Making mass transport electric is the way towards a better future. Attempts to make autoriskshaw's electric have proved limiting. Here's technology that hopes to revolutionise this industry.
E-Autorickshaws
Founder based in Australia
Matt Edwards
CEO & Founder of BlueVoltThe BlueVolt team have over 50 combined years of experience in the solar and energy industries, with over 20 patents and several solar world records between them. They have dedicated their lives to the proliferation of solar power throughout the world!
Matt Edwards
CEO & Founder of BlueVolt
H. Rao
Founder, QuezoneExtensive experience in application of technology to create business value by increasing efficiency/effectiveness of operations and reducing risk
H. Rao
Founder, Quezone
Milind Kulkarni
Founder, Care SignalsBoard member of an aged care provider. Experienced Project Manager in the information technology and services industry, with a special interest in supporting senior citizens using technology. Currently involved in ventures using machine learning and artificial Intelligence for aged care solutions.
Milind Kulkarni
Founder, Care Signals
Gautam Chattopadhyay
Founder, Novel AquatechWith a strong educational background in Environmental Engineering, Material Science and Chemical Engineering, Gautam manages a research lab at UNSW. Gautam has worked in India & Australia, as well as, founded a few e-commerce platforms. He is passionate about the electric motor industry