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Geovation Scotland Now Accepting Applications for 2024 Cohort

Graham Turner

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The acclaimed programme, that’s served as a springboard for scores of tech startups innovating in land, property and location, is inviting applications to join its next cohort.

Applications for the annual Geovation Scotland accelerator programme are officially open until 6 May 2024.

Geovation Scotland’s main aim is to support acceleration in land, property and location technology innovation in Scotland.

In a partnership between Registers of Scotland and Ordnance Survey, the 12-month programme will provide the successfully selected startups with:

  • Supported access to Registers of Scotland and Ordnance Survey data
  • Up to £15k equity-free programme funding
  • Use of the Geovation Scotland HQ office at Meadowbank in Edinburgh and London coworking space
  • Access to a community of over 1900 members UK-wide
  • A mentorship programme

It also offers a bespoke programme of content tailored to specific skills and business needs. This can range from financial modelling, and investment support, to marketing and sales.

The accelerator programme and community provides support for business growth and development, encouraging sustainable and innovative solutions capable of making a positive impact on Scotland’s economy.


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To date, Geovation Scotland have supported 23 companies, created over 70 new sector jobs, and raised over £3.8m. The Geovation network has over 1900 members UK-wide in the geospatial and prop- tech communities. By becoming a member, founders can access a wide network of experts and organisations.

Membership provides connections for those interested in land, property and location, while also giving access to an environment aimed at fostering innovation and creativity.

To apply for entry into the next Geovation Scotland cohort, click here.

Graham Turner

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