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2010 GSMA Mobile Innovation Grand Prix

Wed, 10/21/2009 - 17:02 — tom

The GSMA Global Mobile Awards is the premier international showcase of product, service and creative excellence for the mobile industry; awards include a wide range of categories that are relevant for players of all sizes in the mobile value chain. In 2009, Innovation takes center stage. As a category of the Global Mobile Awards, we introduce the Mobile Innovation 'Grand Prix' for promising entrepreneurs, small and medium sized companies developing and introducing innovative products and services.

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The Mobile Innovation Grand Prix category differs from other Global Mobile Award categories in that it's a year-round process with several stages of judging through the year, including physical presentations at associated events and industry partner awards winners as well.

During each regional event, two overall winners will win a trip to Barcelona to compete as a Finalist for the Mobile Innovation Grand Prix Cup, at the world’s largest mobile industry event, the Mobile World Congress in February 2010.

Grand Prix

Each tournament identifies companies through those that know the industry the best. We look to the industry experts and pull from a broad array of sources; such as Operators, Venture Capital firms, Industry suppliers, etc.

We'll gather our Global Finalists from several global sources including partner programs, such as, Qualcomm's Q-Prize*, 4G World, and the Mobile Excellence Awards as well.

EMEA Call for entries has closed.
Israel Call for entries has closed.
Asia Pacific Call for Entries has closed
Americas Call for Entries: open thru 20 October
Industry Partner Awards Program

QPrize call for entries has closed.

MEA call for entries has closed.

4G World call for entries has closed.

BlackBerry Partners Fund Developer Challenge call for entries has closed.

Note: A company's physical location is not a factor in the eligibility requirements for the Grand Prix tournaments. If your company is interested in entering the Asia Pacific market, then by all means, enter the Asia Pacific tournament.