Incubation Support

Physical Space: GBI provides office space, co-working areas, and laboratories to startups/entrepreneurs, helping reduce overhead expenses for fledgling companies.

Mentorship: GBI connects startups with experienced mentors and advisors who guide them on strategy, marketing, finance, and operations.

Networking Opportunities: Incubation programs facilitate networking among startups, mentors, investors, and industry experts, leading to partnerships and funding opportunities.

Access to Funding: GBI helps startups secure funding through connections with angel investors, venture capitalists, and government programs. Assistance includes business planning, pitch development, and market research.

Legal and Administrative Support: GBI provides assistance with legal and administrative tasks such as company registration, intellectual property protection, and regulatory compliance.

Market Research and Validation: Incubators assist startups with conducting market research, analyzing customer feedback, and validating business ideas.

Prototype Development: Tech startups gain access to essential resources such as 3D printers, software development tools, and prototyping facilities to aid in product development.

Business Development Services: GBI helps startups develop comprehensive business plans, marketing strategies, and effective go-to-market approaches.

Duration and Graduation: Incubation support is provided for a set period, after which startups are expected to graduate and operate independently.