
TruckScience finishes 2nd in Google’s Adopt A Startup!
TruckScience finishes 2nd in Google’s Adopt A Startup! https://truckscience.com/wp-content/uploads/Truckscience-1024x683.jpg 1024 683 TruckScience TruckScience https://truckscience.com/wp-content/uploads/Truckscience-1024x683.jpgTruckScience finished in 2nd place in the grand final of the Google Adopt A Startup program on Tuesday of this week, taking home €5,000 in Adwords credit.
8 Companies, 8 Pitches
The final took place in Google’s EMEA headquarters in Dublin, where 8 companies pitched their developed business plan and results of the program to members of Google Ireland’s leadership team, as well as prominent figures from the Irish Startup Community. The 8 companies had been selected to compete from 30 startups participating on the program.

Sorcha O’Grady taking part in the Dragon’s Den style final
Picture by Shane O’Neill Photography.
The Adopt A Startup Program
The prize was really the icing on the cake for us, as we have already benefited greatly from the mentoring we received on the program, as well as the expert lecture series, which covered topics such as Google Analytics, Search Quality, Recruitment, Export and Online Visibility.

Deniz Pecel, Google, TruckScience’s Sorcha O’Grady and Jens Hellberg and Googlers Olga Golub and Marc Rebenaque with TruckScience’s prize of €5000 AdWords Credit
Winners
Arklu, makers of Lottie Dolls, came in first place and won €10,000 in Adwords credit, as well as $20,000 Google Cloud credits, while Beutifi.com, a platform which connects hair and beauty salons with online customers, placed third and won €3,000 in Adwords credit.
Finalists
The other finalists taking part were Cool Beans, NuWave Sensors, OxyMem, Newslinn and Little Vista. Speaking at the final, Paddy Flynn, head of Google Ireland’s start-up programme, praised the high standard of the pitches by all 8 companies.
TruckScience Software
TruckScience develops software for the transport industry, including an Axle Weight Calculator for truck body builders who wish to simplify vehicle design and approval, a Fleet Simulator which simulates performance of vehicles over actual routes, and a Sales Tool which empowers truck salespeople to demonstrate Total Cost of Ownership.

