Within the framework of the U.S. Embassy’s Democracy Commission Small Grants Program, Caucasus University Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center is hosting the final event of the  Startup Pre-Acceleration Program CUnicorn+ Demo Day, which will take place on December 10 at 17:00 at Caucasus University.

The Startup Pre-Acceleration Program aims to support the development of technology-based startups within the university. Throughout the program, participating startup teams completed an intensive ten-week training cycle, during which they explored all essential principles of startup development and market growth strategies.

Demo Day is the concluding event of the program, where the participating teams will present their startup ideas to industry experts, investors, potential partners, and guests.

Startups participating in Demo Day:

• Klics.io- a platform that enables businesses to create engaging, data-driven marketing experiences. It offers a library of pre-built mini-games, customizable templates, and powerful analytics to boost conversions and gather valuable user data. 
• WashyWashy - brings premium, waterless car washing to your doorstep — anytime, anywhere — all through our easy-to-use app.
• Stipendia.ge is the first educational platform in Georgia that brings together comprehensive information about international scholarships and study opportunities — all in one place.
  Stipendia.ge is designed for learners of all ages and backgrounds — including high school graduates, who will soon be able to connect with tutors through an AI-powered tool based on their interests. 
• TwinO is an AI SaaS platform that is personalized for businesses' Marketing, Sales, and Employee Management teams. TwinO transforms daily routine tasks into an optimized and automated system, which accelerates processes by 5 times. 
• Laklaka is a Georgian research-driven AI platform that develops Georgian artificial intelligence technologies, which serve as the foundation for creating agents for various businesses and individuals. 
• Seekers - A web application that allows small and medium-sized businesses to create a personal brand using AI. Plan email marketing accordingly and process their customers' data. 
• Owlee is a digital platform that helps educators efficiently manage the learning process and sell their online courses — all in one place. The system combines learning management (LMS) features with a marketplace, enabling teachers to monetize their courses, while students can easily find, enroll in, and learn from the instructors that best fit their needs. Owlee saves time, increases teachers’ income, and creates a convenient, tech-driven educational ecosystem for both educators and learners. 
• Sivrce.AI  is a platform that connects people and businesses.
  It helps users discover places that fit their mood, budget, and vibe — from cafés and restaurants to workspaces and event venues — while empowering businesses to grow, attract their target audience, and boost visibility. 
• Stamo.ai is a platform that helps SMEs create professional video commercials in minutes, no production teams or editing skills needed. It also delivers smart, data-driven marketing insights to help brands grow, engage audiences, and compete like industry leaders. 
• Extera is a digital platform that modernizes the hiring and management of extras for film productions. 

Agenda of the event (Working languages: English):

● Registration & Networking — 16:30–17:00
● Opening Remarks — 17:00–17:30
● Pitching Session — 17:30–19:00
● Award Ceremony — 19:15–19:30
● Networking — 19:30–20:00

The event will be held in Caucasus University Conference Hall. 

Supporters of the event:  Georgia’s Innovation and Technology Agency, George Washington University Office of Innovation & Entrepreneurship, Axel. 

Those interested in attending are kindly requested to register at the following link. 

“This project was funded by a grant from the United States Department of State. The opinions, findings and conclusions stated herein are those of the author[s] and do not necessarily reflect those of the United States Department of State.”