Business Innovators ProgramSupport the Program

Donations cover scholarships,
travel, and housing.

The program incurs costs for travel, housing, meals, and instruction. Donations are applied so that admitted students can attend regardless of financial situation.

No donor receives preferential treatment, a guaranteed seat, or influence over admissions decisions.

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All contributions are applied to scholarships, travel, housing, or program costs for admitted students.
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Each contribution funds a program seat, travel, and housing for an admitted student. Contributions are made through the GoFundMe widget below.

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Donate Your Time: Speak

Practitioners who have built or operated a venture may serve as guest speakers for the next cohort. The commitment is a single session during the 10-day program.

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Donate Your Time: Work

Program staff, counselors, and logistics support operate the program. Volunteers fill operational roles during the 10-day program.

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Supporting the next generation of entrepreneurs

Why Support Matters

Direct Impact on Students

Each contribution funds a program seat, covering travel, housing, and program costs for an admitted student who demonstrates financial need.

Global Reach

Contributions enable students from outside the United States to attend the program in Cambridge and Providence.

No Founder Turned Away

Admission is independent of ability to pay. Contributions ensure that demonstrated financial need does not prevent an admitted applicant from attending.

Lasting Returns

Participants leave the program with operational skills, assigned mentors, and a built venture, and return to their home countries to operate ventures and employ others.

What Comes Next

The program has developed a network of alumni operating ventures in their home communities. The objectives below are planned for subsequent program cycles.

1

Expand Access to New Regions

Extending the program to additional regions so that participants travel shorter distances and wait less time to attend.

2

Year-Round Mentorship

Extending mentorship beyond the 10-day program so that participants retain access to advisors after the closing event.

3

Regional Hubs Worldwide

Establishing program hubs in Latin America, Africa, and Southeast Asia to reduce participant travel distance.

4

Alumni Venture Fund

Establishing a micro-fund to invest in ventures built during the program.