The teams will reside for 48 hours - from Friday 6 pm till Sunday 6 pm - at Seeqnce to execute their idea, a mobile application or a webpage, i.e. turn it into a working prototype. After those 48 hours, they will present their projects to a panel of judges, among whom are H.E. Minister Nicolas Sehnaoui, Dr. Khater Abi Habib, chairman of Kafalat S.A.L., and Mrs. Salam Yamout, National ICT Strategy Advisor to the Presidency of the Council of Ministers. The winning startup will be announced at the GEW 2011 Closing Party.

 
The 11 teams created at The Execution's Mixer phase will start 4 days of workshops covering startup business fundamentals, product design, marketing and team building. The objective is to flesh out their startup idea, gain a better understanding of its business potential and of how to build a Minimum Viable Product for it.
 
More information found at http://facebook.com/seeqnce
 
Map to Seeqnce Space: http://seeq.co/seeqncemap

Seeqnce will be introducing The Execution, its month-long startup competition, to HCU students.
Registration is now open (more at http://seeq.co/theexecution).

Seeqnce will be introducing The Execution, its month-long startup competition, to AOU students.
Registration is now open (more at http://seeq.co/theexecution).

Lebanon is an excellent place to start a business!

What's on offer:

A GEW event happening at Seeqnce will benefit from: