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Localizing Global Accelerators for Saudi—A Playbook
Bringing a successful accelerator model to Saudi is not copy-paste. Localization isn’t branding; it’s behavior . What localization really means Deal Flow Fit:  Match scouting to national priorities and buyer demand (government, corporates, and big local problems). Bilingual Everything:  Applications, curricula, legal docs. Friction kills good founders. Regulatory Awareness:  Health, fintech, industrial—each has a different lane. Teach founders the lanes, not slogans. Investor
abdulaziz0169
4 days ago1 min read
Saudi Deep Tech Needs Builders, Not Just Funding
Deep tech in Saudi isn’t lacking ideas. It’s lacking structured company creation. Funding alone won’t fix that. Builders will. What’s missing A repeatable path from university IP to investable startup. Fair, founder-friendly equity models so future rounds don’t choke. Execution muscle: market validation, regulated pathways, and enterprise pilots. My view of a working model Sourcing:  Proactively scout IP from universities, research centers, and corporate labs. Map it to real 
abdulaziz0169
Oct 241 min read
Why Integrating Startups Across GCC & MENA—and Participating in Strategic Awards—Matters Now More Than Ever
The MENA region is witnessing an unprecedented wave of innovation, driven by a growing number of startups solving critical challenges...
79six Blog
May 232 min read
The Pre-Seed Stage—Where Clarity Matters More Than Growth
The pre-seed stage is the true beginning of any startup—when assumptions are tested, not scaled. At this phase, founders are typically...
79six Posts
May 61 min read
The Valley of Death: Where Startups Live or Die
In the startup world, the “Valley of Death” refers to the treacherous period between the initial funding (often personal savings, friends...
79six Blog
May 61 min read
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