Dear all, Startup Pirates is a Movement. We want to spread an entrepreneurship culture around the world and show it’s possible to build a company right after University. For us, age, genre, location or professional status aren’t obstacles but opportunities to create companies and change the World. There are many ways to change the world and we, at Startup Pirates, choose entrepreneurship as the way to do it.
Our goal is to create one-week startup programs around the world. By making the perfect match between the academic world and the entrepreneurship environment, we want to bring together the latest discoveries done in terms of business models, marketing management, Human resources management and the latest achievements in the technological field. We believe this mix is the secret sauce to make startups successful. We are very happy and excited to help spread an entrepreneurship culture in Uganda and to change the entrepreneurship landscape. For 30,000/- (UGX) as a student and 50,000/- (UGX) for non students you will have access to experienced mentors and talented entrepreneurs, you’ll receive the right tools and frameworks and we’ll guide you in the first steps of the process of creating a company. *Join us in the second week of January 12th 2013 - January 20th 2013.* ** *Register at http://startuppirateskampala.eventbrite.com/ * * * *Be brave, be crazy, be a Pirate!* Regards Nanghaka Daniel K. Community Lead - Hive Colab Website: http://hivecolab.com Office: +256 414 220359 Mobile +256 772 898298 (Uganda) +254 707 369300 (Kenya)
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