Your expertise could help refugee entrepreneurs
Entrepreneurs in our process get direct help from experienced operators, specialists, investors and mentors. That help comes from advisers like you.
What advising involves
Office hours: short calls with entrepreneurs who need your specific expertise. You choose how many and when.
Showcase coaching: helping entrepreneurs get ready to present at our Showcase. This runs in the weeks before it.
You tell us your expertise, your sectors and your availability. We only ask for time you have offered.
What expertise we need
Entrepreneurs need different things at different moments, so we keep a wide pool. The business skills we're asked for most are finance and fundraising, governance and company law, intellectual property, sales and business development, marketing, hiring and people, operations, procurement and supply chain, data protection, cyber security, product and engineering, and risk and compliance.
Sector knowledge is just as useful as function, in any industry: consumer and marketplace businesses, health and biotechnology, climate and energy, and software and artificial intelligence.
Are you senior enough?
Almost certainly. We're not only looking for partners at large firms. Independent consultants, people who have done the job with their own hands, and operators still doing it today are often more useful to an early-stage entrepreneur than a very senior generalist. Real depth in one thing is enough.
Offer your time
A few minutes to sign up. There is no account and no obligation: telling us your availability isn't a commitment to any particular entrepreneur.