Terminal and Future Lab Join Forces to Boost the Georgian Startup Ecosystem

Co-working space Terminal and startup ecosystem development company Future Lab have unveiled a collaborative program to boost Georgia's startup landscape. The partnership agreement was signed today, 26th October.

Jino Dollini, Terminal's director, mentioned that Terminal has spent the last six years creating a supportive environment for Georgian startups. She added, "Our partnership with Future Lab aims to accelerate startup ecosystem growth, attracting a broader investor base and fostering new startup ventures."

"Our joint effort aims to catalyze the evolution of Georgia's startup scene. Through Future Lab, Georgian startups gain access to investment capital, training, partnerships, and regional market opportunities. They'll also benefit from the expertise of UC Berkeley IBI and Silicon Valley, as well as insights from successful global startup founders," said Irakli Kashibadze, founder of Future Lab.

Additionally, the program's architects have announced plans for training sessions, workshops, and hackathons focusing on artificial intelligence, green technologies, and other emerging sectors.