Scale with TEA in London

29 days to go

28.08.2025 - 31.01.2026

Trade Mission

Tech Executive Accelerator (TEA) is a growth platform for leadership teams building category-defining companies powered by breakthrough technologies like AI. Over 16 intensive weeks, participants gain direct access to world-class experts, tailored strategic guidance and membership at Level39 - one of London's global tech communities.

With actionable insights, practical tools and a global network, TEA is built for companies ready to leap from promising to high-impact global solution providers.

Since its launch in London in 2013, TEA has gained global recognition for its impact, world-class network and consistent track record of helping founders and C-level tech leaders scale faster, sharpen strategy and build lasting global partnerships.

Participating companies 2025

Cohort for 2025 coming soon

What does TEA offer companies?

TEA sets out to build a high-potential portfolio of Norwegian frontrunners with global appeal - aiming to become one of the most dynamic growth platforms in the Nordics. Over 16 intensive weeks participants get:

Access to world-class experts through our mentors, network and Level39 ecosystem
Tailored strategic guidance
Membership and hot desk at Level39 - one of London's global tech communities
Three in-person workshops in London with international mentors
Access to TEA alumni network
Optional expert-led sessions, meetups and events

More info on TEA - pdf

More info on Level39

Here's what Alumni have to say about the program:

“Get out there! It is at the customer's site that things happen. Understanding local conditions, laws and business culture is crucial for success! ”
Trygve Pedersen, CEO WENN

“In many ways, TEA has contributed to our success in the UK market”
Jan Petter Lie, president Cyviz Europe
“Level39 provides an amazing opportunity to be close to potential customers and partner, and to connect with the wider London ecosystem. If you're going to succeed, you need a physical presence. ”
Ingvill Hestenes, CEO, Convene