Infobip has supported thousands of startups and scaleups from over 120 countries in the first five years of its Startup Tribe Program. The company launched its Startup Tribe Program in May 2021 to help mission-driven startups and scaleups build and manage their customer communications and engagement strategy and grow their business.
It does this by providing access to up to $60,000 in credits for Infobip’s services and its global network of advisors, investors, and accelerators. In the first five years, Infobip has provided millions of the value of products and services to its program members. By eliminating the need to build a global communications infrastructure from the ground up, Infobip’s program enables startups and scaleups to focus on what really matters: developing their product and scaling their business.
“In the first five years, our Startup Tribe Program has helped new and ambitious firms achieve their business objectives and scale up through the engagement and reach offered by our global communications platform. As we celebrate Infobip’s 20th anniversary, our goal is to help the startups and scaleups we support to reach two decades in business with access to our market-leading services and global network of world-class investors, funds, and accelerators,” said Lucija Reić, Startup Ecosystem Team Lead at Infobip.
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