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You are here: Home / Events / Open call for KPMG Private Enterprise Global Tech Innovator Competition

Open call for KPMG Private Enterprise Global Tech Innovator Competition

Deadline: 30 April 2024

Are you ready to unleash the power of your tech innovation? If yes, then enter the fourth annual KPMG Private Enterprise Global Tech Innovator competition, an opportunity you can’t afford to miss.

If you’re like most tech innovators, the entrepreneurial journey has taken many routes of exploration and progress. The Global Tech Innovator competition is helping to accelerate that journey by putting founders and their technology innovations and tech-enabled solutions in the global spotlight. All with the support, guidance and expertise of an extensive network of business professionals during — and after — the competition.

They’re committed to discovering and supporting tech entrepreneurs who are helping to change the future, one innovation at a time. If you have created a tech breakthrough or a new tech-enabled solution that’s ready to make a difference in the world, entering the Global Tech Innovator Competition can help put it on the radar of national and global industry experts, investors and potential partners.

Why should you enter?

  • If you’ve developed a brilliant tech innovation that’s making a difference — and you’re ready to grow your business — this may be the most important next step you can take to introduce your business and your tech to an audience of key influencers.

Benefits

  • National and Global Exposure
    • Raise awareness of your innovation and your business by showcasing it on a prestigious platform to a national and global audience of industry experts, investors, potential partners and customers. Increase your company’s local profile through business and social media posts that reach tech and business influencers in your country.
  • Validation and Recognition
    • Enhance your credibility in the tech industry and potential investors, partners and customers by gaining recognition and validation for your innovation as a finalist (and potential winner) in country and global pitch competitions.
  • Networking opportunities
    • The competition is a hub for networking, fostering collaborations, and gaining insights from seasoned professionals. Connect with fellow tech innovators and join a global peer-to-peer network to share ideas and build important connections in a growing community of high-achieving tech entrepreneurs.
  • Mentorship and Guidance
    • Access the experience of KPMG mentors and advisers who provide valuable guidance, expertise, and mentorship to refine your innovation and navigate the challenges of scaling up your tech.
  • Media and Publicity
    • Gain media coverage and publicity at the regional and global level to boost your innovation’s visibility and market presence and attract potential users, customers and future sources of funding.
  • Learning and Growth
    • From the initial application to the regional and global pitch presentations, the competition can be a significant learning experience. Feedback from judges and interactions with other participants can help refine your innovation and presentation skills.

Eligible Countries

  • The 23 countries/regions participating in the 2024 competition include: Australia, Brazil, China, Colombia, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Ghana, India, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Kenya (East of Africa), Mexico, Netherlands, Philippines, Portugal, Saudi Arabia, Sweden, Taiwan, Turkey, United Kingdom, and the United States.

Qualifications and Eligibility Criteria

  • Applicants are typically technology entrepreneurs who are successfully making the transition from the startup phase to the next stage in the growth of their businesses. They have developed innovative, proven technologies, established robust business models, demonstrated traction and have the potential to scale up globally.
  • To be eligible for the competition, you must:
    • Be a registered company in the country/region where the country/region final is being held
    • Have been actively operating for 5 years or less (in the current form)
    • Be either a pure technology or a tech-enabled, tech-driven or tech-led business
    • Not be majority owned by a large corporate
    • Be able to conduct all pitches in English
    • Be available to pitch at a country/region semi-final event in the timeline outlined by the country of origin (if applicable)
    • Available to pitch virtually at a country/region final event in the timeline outlined by the country of origin
    • If selected as a finalist, be available to pitch at the global final in November 2024.

For more information, visit KPMG.

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