GTU Student Participated in the Startup Grind Global Conference in Silicon Valley, California

Giorgi Bokhochadze, a student of the English-language master’s program “Computer Modeling Technologies for Nuclear Research Experiments” at the Faculty of Informatics and Control Systems of Georgian Technical University, participated in the Startup Grind Global Conference held in Silicon Valley, California.

The conference brought together startup founders, investors, technology company representatives, researchers, and innovation leaders from around the world. As one of the largest international startup events, Startup Grind provides participants with opportunities to explore emerging technological trends, build professional networks, and present their ideas within the global innovation ecosystem.

According to Professor Taliko Zhvania, Dean of the Faculty of Informatics and Control Systems, Giorgi Bokhochadze took part in thematic panel discussions, meetings, and networking events focused on artificial intelligence, startup development, innovative technologies, and entrepreneurship.

Professor Zhvania noted that participation in the conference enabled the GTU master’s student to gain valuable international experience, establish professional connections with innovators from different countries, and showcase the educational and research potential of both Georgia and Georgian Technical University.

“It is particularly important for the university that our students actively participate in international technology and innovation events. Giorgi Bokhochadze’s participation in the Startup Grind Global Conference once again demonstrates that Georgian Technical University students are competitive on the international stage and well prepared to meet today’s technological challenges. Our English-language master’s program – “Computer Modeling Technologies for Nuclear Research Experiments”, provides students not only with a strong theoretical foundation but also with opportunities to study and develop professionally in an international environment.

We are proud that our students represent both Georgian Technical University and Georgia with distinction at prestigious international events such as Startup Grind. This experience will help Giorgi broaden his professional perspective, establish new partnerships, and further develop innovative ideas. I congratulate Giorgi on this significant achievement and wish him continued success as he represents Georgian Technical University in the international scientific and technological community. We would also like to express our sincere gratitude to businessman David Khidasheli, whose financial support made Giorgi’s participation in the conference possible.”

 – Professor Taliko Zhvania

According to Giorgi Bokhochadze, he earned the opportunity to attend the Startup Grind Global Conference after winning the Startup Grind Pitch Battle Royale: Georgia, held in Tbilisi. He explained that the competition enables young entrepreneurs and innovators to present their ideas to experts and investors, receive professional feedback, and join the international startup ecosystem. Winning the national competition earned him an invitation to the global conference, where he met startup founders, investors, technology company representatives, and innovation leaders from around the world.

According to Giorgi Bokhochadze, participating in the conference was an invaluable experience that allowed him to learn about the latest technological trends, expand his professional network, and exchange ideas with members of the international innovation community.

“Winning the Startup Grind Pitch Battle Royale: Georgia was a major milestone in my professional journey. It was through this achievement that I received an invitation to the Startup Grind Global Conference, where I met leading innovators, learned from their experiences, and established valuable professional connections. This experience contributed greatly to both my personal and professional development. I wish Georgian Technical University continued success, greater international recognition, and many more graduates who will proudly represent Georgia on the global stage.”

– Student Giorgi Bokhochadze

For information: Founded in 2010, Startup Grind is one of the world’s largest and most influential startup communities, dedicated to connecting entrepreneurs, investors, and technology leaders. Today, the organization brings together millions of members across hundreds of cities in more than 120 countries.