The mySTARTUP business incubator, part of the INJAZ organization, has hosted a major entrepreneurial event in partnership with the International Rescue Committee (IRC). The event provided a platform for a group of promising Jordanian startups to showcase their ideas and projects to a wide audience of experts, investors, and ecosystem partners.
By the Numbers
- 15: Startups participated in the event.
- 7: Ambitious entrepreneurs were selected to pitch to investors and partners.
A Platform for Emerging Jordanian Ventures
The event featured 15 startups whose founders presented their business concepts to specialized committees of experts, mentors, and experienced entrepreneurs. These sessions were designed to evaluate the ideas, provide professional guidance, and open the door for future support and development opportunities.
Showcasing Top Talent to Investors
Following the initial presentations, the event highlighted seven of the most ambitious entrepreneurs who were selected to pitch their projects to a broader audience of investors and ecosystem partners. This gave the founders a unique opportunity to gain visibility for their ideas and test their viability in a real and stimulating environment. The event also included a dedicated exhibition where the startups could display their products and services.
A Collaborative Effort to Empower Youth
This showcase is a key part of the joint efforts between INJAZ and the International Rescue Committee (IRC) to empower young entrepreneurs and enhance the innovation and entrepreneurship ecosystem in Jordan. The partnership focuses on providing practical platforms that allow startups to demonstrate their capabilities and access market opportunities.
About the Partners
- INJAZ: A leading Jordanian non-profit organization dedicated to youth economic empowerment. Its mySTARTUP incubator provides targeted support for early-stage businesses.
- International Rescue Committee (IRC): A global humanitarian aid, relief, and development non-governmental organization.
Looking Ahead
Events like this are crucial for the Jordanian startup ecosystem. By creating direct connections between new ventures and sources of support, funding, and media attention, the partnership between INJAZ and the IRC is helping to foster a more vibrant and collaborative environment for the next generation of entrepreneurs in the Kingdom.
Source: Ad-Dustour
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