The goal of the IP Framework Working Committee Group is to enhance IP awareness and improve discovery tools while streamlining the commercialization of intellectual property. It focuses on standardizing IP valuation methods, addressing challenges in patent searches, and mitigating bottlenecks in technology transfer. By evaluating existing programs and ensuring consistent IP valuation, it seeks to create a more efficient and supportive IP ecosystem for innovation.

The Working Committee Group - Patient Capital aims to stimulate deeptech investments in India by creating effective capital infusion models, build a strong national deeptech fund, facilitate access to funding for startups, and enhance the global visibility of India's deeptech ecosystem.

The Market Access Working Committee Group focuses on unlocking domestic opportunities for startups by expanding engagement within the PSU, ER&D, and GCC segments. It also aims to create global market access in the US and Middle East through delegation visits, forming local partnerships, and equipping startups with tailored market playbooks for strategic growth in these regions.

The Academia R&D Collaboration Working Committee Group aims to bridge the gap between academia and the deep tech ecosystem by fostering connections between academic research and startups, which will drive sector innovation and collaboration. It also aims to build a comprehensive playbook by identifying the best R&D collaboration practices from top-tier institutions like IIT Delhi, IISc Bangalore and more.

The Working Committee Group, Building Deep Tech Talent, is designed to enhance the fundamental skills and capabilities of startup founders, ensuring their long-term success and sustainability. By focusing on individual, skill-based development, this initiative aims to provide a strong foundation for founders, which will directly contribute to the success of deep tech startups. This targeted approach ensures that efforts are meaningful and impactful within the broader deep tech ecosystem.

The Mentoring Working Committee Group aims to significantly increase mentor-mentee engagement by doubling the number of mentoring sessions quarter-on-quarter, improving session quality, and encouraging repeat interactions from startups. It focuses on raising awareness and offering soft incentives to drive startup participation for mentoring. Additionally, the initiative emphasizes platform adoption, leveraging a tech-enabled system to enhance mentor and mentee interactions and provide timely, insightful data on mentoring outcomes.