London-based Entrepreneur First launches 6-month program in Bengaluru to help individuals startup
6 years, 2 months ago

London-based Entrepreneur First launches 6-month program in Bengaluru to help individuals startup

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Entrepreneur First has set up similar programs in Singapore and Hong Kong in Asia and India is the third location. To help those with ideas and help them connect with those who can help them take the idea further, company builder Entrepreneur First, a London-based firm has launched a six-month program in Bengaluru. The firm will invest around $55,000 in the startups developed during the bi-annual programme, while also providing cohort members with a monthly stipend of $2,000 as they develop business ideas in the first three months. Graduating founders will be given opportunities to pitch to leading regional and global investors at Investor Day in Singapore next July, alongside their counterparts from EF’s Hong Kong and Singapore programmes.

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