LCE and Stanford Seed Launch Online Bootcamp to Empower South Asian Startups

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The Lahore Center for Entrepreneurship (LCE) at LUMS partnered with Stanford Seed to launch the Seed Spark program. This five-month online bootcamp empowers startups in South Asia.

Led by Stanford Graduate School of Business faculty, the program equips early-stage startups with the tools and knowledge to scale. Participants gain practical insights, proven toolkits, and expert guidance through live online sessions. Additionally, they benefit from one-on-one mentorship and a supportive community of regional entrepreneurs.

Open to registered, revenue-generating startups in South Asia, applications are open now and close on July 2nd, 2024. The program fee is $150.

Learn more and apply at https://forms.gle/JWdyn2mpvaZ5QRBH7

LCE at LUMS is a leading incubator and accelerator for entrepreneurs. Stanford Seed is an initiative of the Stanford Graduate School of Business that partners with entrepreneurs in emerging markets.

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