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KPMG Launches Search for Top Tech Innovators in the UK

 KPMG’s Private Enterprise practice has initiated its annual quest to identify the most promising tech innovators in the UK through its 2024 tech startup competition. The tech startup…

By LionHerald April 18, 2024 · 1 min read
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 KPMG’s Private Enterprise practice has initiated its annual quest to identify the most promising tech innovators in the UK through its 2024 tech startup competition.

The tech startup competition seeks to address the challenge of identifying and promoting groundbreaking technological innovations emerging from various sectors in the UK.

It aims to provide a platform for early-stage to accelerated growth tech businesses to gain exposure, access networks, and showcase their innovations to potential investors and industry specialists.

For more than a decade, this tech startup competition has unearthed some truly disruptive technology across a host of sectors. said Euan West, the UK Head of KPMG’s Private Enterprise practice

KPMG’s Tech Innovator in the UK competition offers shortlisted businesses exclusive opportunities to showcase their innovations, participate in networking events, and present their growth plans to a panel of judges.

The competition not only recognizes outstanding tech innovation but also provides valuable support and exposure to help tech startups accelerate their growth trajectories.

“Entering KPMG‘s Tech Innovator in the UK competition has been valuable to our business” said Dr. Elliot Street, the Co-founder of Inovus Medical

The competition is open to a wide range of tech businesses, including those that are pure technology, tech-enabled, tech-led, or tech-driven.

It targets innovative tech startups across the UK, from early-stage ventures to those experiencing accelerated growth.

These startups are seeking opportunities to gain recognition, access networks, attract investment, and elevate their visibility in the tech ecosystem.

Previous winners of the competition have demonstrated the diverse range of tech talent present in the UK and the potential for impactful innovation across various industries.

 

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