Taskedin Selected for ITIDA’s Creativa Incubator in a 27-Startup Cohort Backed by EGP 9.72 Million
Taskedin, a technology firm specializing in task management and productivity solutions, has officially announced its selection for the fourth cycle of the Creativa business incubator. The incubator is a flagship initiative of the Digital Egypt Innovation Centers, implemented by the Technology Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center (TIEC) under the Information Technology Industry Development Agency (ITIDA).
Taskedin was chosen as one of only 27 startups to participate in the program following intense competition among hundreds of tech ventures. The selection process involved rigorous evaluation criteria set by ITIDA to identify companies demonstrating the highest growth potential and delivering highly scalable, innovative solutions.
Incubator Support and Strategic Funding
The Creativa incubator program is specifically designed to support startups in their early growth stages. It provides a comprehensive ecosystem of support, which includes:
Direct financial funding and in-kind backing.
Specialized business development and technical mentorship.
Strategic capacity building.
Direct networking opportunities with prominent investors and business leaders.
The total investment allocated to support the selected cohort of companies in this cycle amounts to EGP 9.72 million.
Leadership Perspectives
Shahd Nasrallah, Co-founder of Taskedin, emphasized that joining the Creativa incubator represents a pivotal milestone in the company’s trajectory. She noted that the selection reflects institutional confidence in Taskedin's business model and digital solutions, which are aimed at modernizing the human resources (HR) and recruitment sectors in alignment with the state’s strategic push to bolster the digital economy and entrepreneurship.
"We are immensely proud that Taskedin has joined the fourth cycle of the Creativa incubator. We consider this selection a profound vote of confidence in our vision to build an Egyptian platform capable of reshaping the future of HR and recruitment through advanced technology and Artificial Intelligence," stated Eng. Israa Amara, Co-founder of Taskedin.
She further added, "We look forward to leveraging the incubator's comprehensive support ecosystem to significantly accelerate our product development and enhance our readiness to aggressively expand within the Egyptian market and launch into regional markets."
Future Expansion and AI Integration
Looking ahead, Taskedin outlined its strategic goals for the upcoming phase. The company aims to develop an expanded suite of smart solutions designed to help enterprises:
Maximize the efficiency of human capital management.
Elevate the overall employee experience.
Automate complex operational workflows.
Enable and support data-driven corporate decision-making.
Taskedin’s inclusion in the incubator highlights a growing national trend toward supporting Egyptian startups that deploy innovative technological solutions to address labor market challenges. This aligns with broader efforts to transition toward an innovation- and knowledge-based economy, solidifying Egypt's position as a premier regional hub for entrepreneurship and technology.