Cambridge Network: UK Foreign Office appoints Cambridge Cleantech to deliver ‘cutting edge’ business support programme for Indian start-ups

Published on April 4, 2022

Cambridge Cleantech has been appointed by the UK’s Foreign Office to manage the UK-India Tech Startup Programme, a key business support programme for Indian tech startups.

Helena Kim, executive coach and external faculty member at Cambridge Judge Business School, who delivered one of the masterclasses said, “It was my absolute pleasure to teach the social intelligence masterclass. In addition to entrepreneurial passion, high functioning relationships are essential to any start-up success. Social intelligence is the answer to understanding, communicating, and influencing in these dynamic relationships between co-founders and with their key stakeholders”.

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