Excelledia Ventures, owner of the Dezign Space concept, believes in encouraging anyone, anywhere to innovate. Excelledia is a multinational organization present in eight countries and distributed in more than 60 countries through its network of partners specialized in digital innovation and Artificial Intelligence (AI).
Dezign Space, which opens in Pudsey this week, will launch with a campaign to support new inventors with financial backing for 100 new application prototypes to the tune of up to £ 150,000 each.
They will contact schools, SMEs and leading companies in the region to participate.
Excelledia, with a strong international presence and a client base of the likes of Qatar World Cup 2022, Qatar Airlines, Dubai Electricity & Water Authority (DEWA) and Abu Dhabi National Oil & Company (ADNOC), to name a few, chose Leeds for its first Dezign Space in the UK, as the city is the second largest financial and legal center, says Mark Burns, UK managing director of Excelledia.
Pudsey MP Stuart Andrews has been invited as keynote guest for the grand opening at the Madison offices, Radley House, Richardshaw Road, on Friday July 2nd.
Harry Sekhon, founder of Madison Offices, explained how consulting helps companies improve systems, using algorithms to identify and address potential problems even before they happen.
“We are delighted and honored by this collaboration as Dezign Space’s first UK partner. This enhances our offering to the Madison office community to enable
companies and individuals to make an idea come true, ”he said.
He also revealed the app investment campaign, how they hope to work closely with schools, local businesses and the University of Leeds.
“What they are offering here in Leeds is to encourage anyone who might have a fantastic idea that has never been done before and now we can extend our offering to the ever expanding digital SME market,” he said.
“We want to go to schools and encourage children to come up with an idea for an app. At Dezign Space, it will be made into a prototype, at no cost to the individual, and then offered to angel investors around the world., To see if they are interested in the idea and if they are, it will come into play and then we will discuss it with the person whose idea is to scale it regionally, nationally or globally.
“It is absolutely phenomenal for Leeds. It has been welcomed by companies based in the Madison offices with several prototypes already underway. With the official launch on Friday, we will start going to schools to talk about innovation and artificial intelligence. We want to work. with schools so that Innovation and Artificial Intelligence are included in the curriculum as a subject “.
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Source: www.yorkshirepost.co.uk
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