Qualcomm has launched the ‘Make in Africa’ Startup Mentorship Program to support early-stage African startups utilizing advanced connectivity and processing technologies. This equity-free initiative is part of Qualcomm’s African Innovation Platform.
Program Benefits
Selected startups will receive the following
- Business Coaching: Guidance on business development strategies.
- Engineering Consultation: Assistance with product development.
- Intellectual Property (IP) Protection Guidance: Advice on safeguarding innovations.
Participants will have direct access to Qualcomm engineers and business mentors.
Application Details
- Deadline: February 16, 2025.
- Program Duration: April to December 2025.
This mentorship program addresses the growing demand for deep-tech innovation in Africa. As more startups explore hardware, IoT, AI, and 5G applications, access to technical expertise and IP protection becomes crucial.
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