Elice Inc. Launches Silicon Valley Accelerator and AI Entrepreneurship Education

Partnership with Thinktomi, a Silicon Valley startup incubator with extensive experience in nurturing Silicon Valley startups

AI education solutions company Elice Inc. (CEO Kim Jae-won) has partnered with Silicon Valley startup support organization Thinktomi to launch a training program to help AI startups launch in Silicon Valley.

For promising entrepreneurs in the AI field who dream of entering Silicon Valley, Elice Inc. has joined hands with Thinktomi, which has supported numerous startups in the region. Thinktomi provides startup support and various business education, accelerator programs, mentoring, and consulting services to entrepreneurs, startups, and global companies in various countries around the world.

Through this partnership, the two companies will design and operate a Silicon Valley AI startup-specific training program. In addition to systematic AI training through EliceLXP, a training lab platform, the program will include Thinktomi’s knowledge of the Silicon Valley startup ecosystem, localization know-how, and global startup strategies.

In addition, Elice Inc. will provide AI infrastructure services such as ‘EliceCloud' to effectively connect those who are pursuing AI service development and startup after education from education to startup. EliceCloud can be customized according to usage, and is actively used by AI research institutes and startups.

AI entrepreneurship training program will open to the public and recruit participants in the first half of this year

Elice Inc. plans to unveil the training program and curriculum in the first half of this year and recruit participants for the program, targeting early and prospective founders in Korea.

"We are introducing AI training specialized for local startups in Silicon Valley to help talented Korean entrepreneurs take their first steps and grow in Silicon Valley," said Kim Jae-won, CEO of Elice Inc.. "After the training, we will also provide practical support such as a trip to Silicon Valley for outstanding participants."