Thai startup media firm launches early-stage accelerator program
Thailand’s Techsauce, a business media firm, is launching its own accelerator program called Thailand Accelerator.

Oranuch Lerdsuwankij, co-founder and CEO of Techsauce / Photo credit: Techsauce
The program aims to help businesses from their seed stages and onward get access to funding opportunities through connections with angel investors, VCs, and crowdfunding opportunities. It will also assist participating startups in public relations, marketing, and brand-building.
The accelerator will also focus on growth hacking support for companies that already have a product and are looking to grow their revenue. Techsauce added that it has partnered with local crowdfunding platform PeerPower for the accelerator.
“Thailand needs an accelerator that is recognized in the region, who will act like a stamp of approval for startups that have joined the program, and build confidence and trust for investors in Thailand and abroad,” said Charle Charoenphan, Techsauce co-founder and the program director of Thailand Accelerator.
Founded in 2014 by Oranuch Lerdsuwankij and Charoenphan, Techsauce provides news coverage, community events, and knowledge-sharing services for the startup ecosystem in Thailand.
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Editing by Miguel Cordon and Jaclyn Tiu
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