Startup Grind Held in Batumi Focusing on Operating in USA

With the support Bank of Georgia, the Startup Grind event was held in Batumi, where the co-founder of Pulsar AI, Sopo Chkoidze, spoke about the path of her startup in a panel discussion.

The speaker shared her experience with the audience present at the event, which was related to the development of a Georgian startup and its sale in ASA, using the example of her company.

Representatives of local startups attended the event.

"The Bank of Georgia is constantly trying to support startups. Promotion of similar projects is one of the important factors for the development of the startup ecosystem of Georgia. We are glad that we have many startups in Georgia that have either already entered the international market or are trying to enter and expand. The Startup Grind event is for people who are taking their first steps in this field. "Startup Grind is an opportunity for interested startups to listen, learn and find their way in the international market, based on the experience of successful companies," the Bank of Georgia said.

For reference, Pulsar AI creates technological solutions aimed at increasing the efficiency and automation of business processes. The company works in the direction of computer processing of Georgian natural language and sound technologies. Pulsar AI has created: Georgian voice assistant, remote user verification service, bots and other important products. Also, the company has been helping car dealers automate their sales process in the American market since 2019. In particular, the Conversational AI platform connects a potential car buyer with a dealer through an automated dialogue, both via email and SMS. The mentioned software increases efficiency and saves time for the sales team of dealerships by providing a quick, relevant response, with constant reminder messages for every incoming online request.