MobilityXLab: an innovation hub (corporate accelerator) connecting startups/scaleups around the world with 7 corporates (Volvo Cars, Polestar, Ericsson, Volvo Group, Zenseact, Veoneer and CEVT!) to accelerate global innovation for the future of mobility (October 17th).
ACE: a 10-week program of training & support, and access to an extensive network of mentors, entrepreneurs and business professionals helping incubation to turn entrepreneurial academics into academic entrepreneurs (October 17th).
Rolex: Awards for Enterprise identifying and investing in exceptional people seeking solutions to humankind’s most pressing challenges (October 17th).
Vital Voices: Grow Fellowship, a global fellowship for women entrepreneurs (October 18th).
Deloitte: Lead2030 Challenge for SDG13, seeking to empower passionate people finding meaningful and innovative ways of tackling climate change (October 21st).
AWS: Sustainable Cities Accelerator, for mature startups and emerging companies looking to drive commercial and technical milestones; requirement: able to join video conference events, primarily held during US Central Time business hours (October 21st).
UNICEF: StartUp Lab, aiming to enhance the business, communication and technological skills of Africa-based entrepreneurs (October 22d).
Build from Scratch: GreenTech América Latina, inserting innovative sustainable technologies start-ups in an ecosystem with decision-makers who seek to advance towards decarbonization and sustainable impact; geographical coverage: Africa, Americas, Antarctica Region, Asia, Australia and New Zealand, Europe, Micronesia (October 24th).
Sequoia: Spark Fellowship for Female Founders (October 25th).
HCL: Global Freshwater Challenge for innovative solutions that restore water quality, build climate change resilience, and help improve decision-making (October 29th).
World Fair Trade Organisation, European Union: Small but Perfect, a call for Business Support Organisations to host events to support fashion start-ups and stakeholders from the circular fashion ecosystem; geographical coverage: EU MS and COSME countries (October 30th).
Foundation SUEZ: supporting projects providing the most vulnerable with better access to essential services in emerging and developing countries (October 30th).
Towngas: TERA-Award Smart Energy Innovation Competition, aiming to empower the development of a green economy, with an objective to identify innovative technologies and solutions for a future with smart energy (October 31st).
Advocu: Google Women Techmakers Program (October 31st).
GIZ: SAIS Investment Readiness Programme for Africa-based tech start-ups wishing to challenge the status quo of the agriculture and food tech industry (October 31st).
Accenture: The Circulars Accelerator, an action-oriented, six-month accelerator programme for early- to growth-stage companies advancing the global transition to a more circular economy through innovation (November 1st).
Melton Foundation: SDG Innovation Challenge open to students, professionals, community activists, social entrepreneurs, changemakers, and all other interested folks in Africa (November 1st).
Impact Hub Vienna: Validate.Global, a program assisting entrepreneurs tackling SDGs to explore opportunities in new markets (November 1st).
ENECHANGE: an Innovation programme that facilitates commercial engagements with Japanese energy corporates; eligibility: Australia/NZ, Europe, North America (November 1st).
Sente: FoodTech – Health & Wellness, investing in early-stage startups with novel ingredients, snacks, packaging and technology that can meet the needs and desires of an ever-evolving consumer landscape (November 1st).
Sente: Industrial Circular Economy, an investment program to support the next generation of industrial, sustainable technologies (November 1st).
Stay tuned on Linkedin and Twitter for more useful resources and updates on online programs, fellowships, awards, competitions, incubators, accelerators.
Event Manager; the company is based in the US so the preference is to work during the US time zones; however, you are welcome to work in Latin America or even Europe if you are available for meetings
Foundation Partnerships Manager; Washington D.C., New York or The Hague, but could consider Brussels for exceptional candidates (hybrid work options)
TECHNICAL MANAGER, GHG ACCOUNTING AND REPORTING; remote from a WRI office country location in US (only for US where WRI is state registered), Hague, Mexico, Colombia, Brazil, UK, Kenya, or Indonesia
Data Manager; Bangladesh, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Guatemala, India, Kenya, Nepal, Pakistan, Philippines, Senegal, Somalia, South Sudan, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
NASA: International Space Apps Challenge, inventive solutions to real-world challenges using actual data from space; multiple locations and virtual events (the next hackathon takes place on October 1-2 with the registration remaining open until October 2d).
FI: Impact & Sustainability Virtual 2022 Program (October 2d).
Social Ventures Foundation: The End Poverty Innovation Challenge, engaging the next generation of entrepreneurs in developing social ventures that provide solutions to poverty reduction challenges (October 3d).
Energy Starter: looking for solutions in renewables and green hydrogen to pilot with EDP (October 3d).
LG NOVA: THE NEW & THE NEXT, a call for big ideas to help change the world in a variety of categories, including: digital health, ESG&electric mobility, smart lifestyle, open innovation (October 4th).
BMW Group: Joyful Diversity with AI, seeking to shape a joyful working environment & an inclusive communication (October 4th).
Dentons: partner with Dentons, the world’s largest law firm, to build an AI-based application to automate the monitoring of enacted and planned ESG regulations in the area of real estate development (October 4th).
Fraport: a challenge for innovative solutions to improve the automation of the collection as well as evaluation of relevant data from a wide range of sources on the potential vulnerabilities to revolutionize existing security systems (October 4th).
Global Center on Adaptation: inviting young entrepreneurs and Micro, Small, and Medium-sized Enterprises (MSMEs) in Africa to submit innovative solutions and business ideas that can drive climate change adaptation and resilience across Africa (October 4th).
European Innovation Council: funding and investments through the EIC Fund for individual start-ups and small companies to develop and scale up game changing innovations (October 5th).
SEED SPOT: Impact Accelerator, a 6-week online program for impact-driven entrepreneurs (October 7th).
Creative Space: Growth4Her Accelerator, a 6-month Investor Readiness Accelerator Program, open to women in West and Central Africa (October 7th).
Ocean Community: Global Challenge for ocean blue-tech lovers and innovators with great ideas (October 7th).
Net Zero Technology Centre: Clean Energy Accelerator, a 15-week programme for up to 12 innovative clean energy start-ups with clear potential to significantly accelerate the transition to an affordable net zero energy industry (October 9th).
Ernest Solvay Fund: offering financial support to initiatives in 3 areas: STEM education; Scientific progress and innovation; Sustainable development (in relation to climate change, resource use and the circular economy) (October 10th).
Rockstart: funding and empowering founders building scalable innovations leveraging emerging technologies and new business models, which are key to slowing down the pace of climate change (October 11th).
Shanghai Global Talent Development Promotion Association: “Shanghai Global Talents” Innovation and Entrepreneurship Competition; the focus areas include Biomedicine; New Energy, New Materials, Energy Conservation and Environmental Protection; High-End Equipment Manufacturing; Cultural Creativity and Agricultural Technology (October 12th).
Hysan: Last-mile Testing Programme for Smart Sustainability/Smart Living Tech solution provider (October 14th).
UNWTO: Awake Tourism Challenge, a global call for entrepreneurs working to accelerate sustainability (October 15th).
Coralus: an award for women-led innovative startups (October 16th).
Danone Institute International: International Prize for Alimentation open to mid-career emerging leaders in the field, and rewards pioneering research that spans multiple disciplines and represents a major advance in Alimentation (October 16th).
Stay tuned on Linkedin and Twitter for more useful resources and updates on online programs, fellowships, awards, competitions, incubators, accelerators.
Fundraiser (Remote, Part-Time); no preference for your location, only ask that you are able to make yourself available for periodic check-ins with the staff wPartnerships and Funding Coordinator; Finland, Kenya, Thailand, Uganda
MULTIPLE COUNTRIES/REGIONS
Head of Engagement Systems; may be based in a country where one of the independent National/Regional Greenpeace organisations (NRO’s) is located
Health And Wellness Team; must be located in one of the 27 countries to join the team: USA, UK, Australia, Austria, Canada, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, UAE
Senior Designer (Berlin; Brussels; LatAm: Brazil/Mexico/San José; Asia: Philippines/Singapore; Toronto; New York)
Several openings @Harmony; taking applicants from all over the world, however, you must be willing to work a schedule that reasonably overlaps with normal European business hours
Several openings @Live With Vitality; must be located in our 27 countries to join our team: USA, UK, Australia, Austria, Canada, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, UAE
Regional Director – Africa; Malawi, Rwanda, Uganda, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, United Republic of Tanzania, United States of America
Research Funding Manager; Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ethiopia, India, Ireland, Kenya, Malawi, Myanmar, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, South Sudan, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Zimbabwe
Communications Manager; Ideally, you are a female applicant based in Kenya or Zambia, but open to suitable candidates of any gender, age, ethnicity, religion, ability, sexuality, family status or location, sharing the commitment to promoting female leadership values, elevating African women climate entrepreneurs, and widening access to capital investment
Funding opportunities for impact startups in futuristic infrastructure; IT / software / Fintech/ Payment Systems/ artificial intelligence; Rating’s systems; Smart cities; Renewables, including solar, wind, hydro energy, biofuels and others; Healthy farming methods and Manufacturing plants; Telecommunications; Financial Technology; Insurance; Logistics; Healthcare and Education.
Please send your pitch deck to katsiaryna@aaa-intergalactic-hochschildcap.eu
This is a blog post in the series “Resources for impact entrepreneurs”: Growth Opportunities for Impact Entrepreneurs. Part 6: Climate Global and Regional Programs.
Wilson Center: Agents of Change Youth Fellowship, recognizing the significance of the MENA region when it comes to climate response and the potential for youth leadership in the region to shape a more sustainable, peaceful, and prosperous future for the world.
On Deck: Climate Tech Fellowship, a 10-week program for startup and climate experts looking to found, join, invest in, and advise climate tech companies. It is a space for fellows with deep and diverse subject matter expertise to exchange ideas, accelerate each other’s careers, and build impactful climate tech startups.
Climatebase: a climate career accelerator for the most talented, mission-driven members of the Climatebase community.
Awards and Competitions:
UN: Global Climate Action Awards, showcasing people and projects taking bold and effective climate action in the areas of climate neutrality, innovative climate finance and climate leadership.
hubraum: Network Sustainability Award, looking for solutions for renewable energy production & storage.
MIT Solve: CLIMATE: ECOSYSTEMS + HOUSING, a global challenge looking for solutions protecting high-carbon ecosystems and creating low-carbon housing for all.
Open17: Challenge on Climate Justice for solutions addressing environmental or social justice issues caused by climate change.
Google.org: Impact Challenge on Climate Innovation committing $30M to fund big bet projects that accelerate technological advances in climate information and action.
Unilever: Climate Action Challenge for technical solution helping meet challenges: Stable salt hydrates, Tough Stain Removal, Solution to reduce energy consumption in ice cream frozen cabinets.
SHV Energy: looking to reduce its direct CO2 emissions in Scopes 1 and 2 by working and collaborating with global innovative solutions in various steps in their value chain.
Startup Basecamp: Future of Climate Tech Global Startup Competition.
XPRIZE: Carbon Removal, a four-year global competition for innovators and teams from anywhere on the planet to create and demonstrate solutions that can pull carbon dioxide directly from the atmosphere or oceans ultimately scaling massively to gigaton levels, locking away CO2 permanently in an environmentally benign way.
Empact Ventures in Partnership with Hays: Global Tech for Good Competition for tech startups (pre-seed & seed) and scaleups (Series A & B) in the UK Ireland, Europe, Australia and New Zealand; focus areas: AI for Good, EdTech, HealthTech, MedTech, FoodTech, ClimateTech and FinTech for Good.
Labs and Accelerators:
Climate-KIC: ClimateLaunchpad, global green business ideas competition.
Climate Finance Lab: Global Innovation Lab, accelerating early stage climate finance entrepreneurs.
For ClimateTech: a global call for applications to source and develop the most impactful and equitable solutions in ClimateTech.
ClimaTech Run: supporting startups specialized in Climate Technology.
UNEP-CTCN: Adaptation Fund Climate Innovation Accelerator, fostering innovation in adaptation in developing countries.
SUBAK: looking for ambitious nonprofit organisations that focus on creating scalable and measurable climate impact; eligibility: Europe-based ventures.
gener8tor: Accelerating and Investing in Sustainability and Climate Tech Startups.
Katapult: Climate Accelerator Program, aimed at climate startups working in: food, transport, energy, natural assets, infrastructure and new frontiers.
Third Derivative: a climate tech accelerator, looking for world-changing climate tech startups addressing billion-dollar markets in the areas of hard science, hardware, software, and business model innovation.
Beamline Accelerator: an accelerator for cleantech startups working in the fields of novel materials, agriculture, bioresources or CO2 offsetting.
NextCorps: Venture for ClimateTech, Accelerator for early stage climate startups looking to build their teams, raise funds, and pilot.
Ashden: accelerating climate innovation, helping businesses, charities, governments and others power up their impact in the UK and low-income nations.
BGI, MCAST & Chrysalis LEAP: MED ClimAccelerator, boosting innovation in sectors contributing to a net-zero carbon economy and resilient societies; geographical coverage: Cyprus, Malta, Portugal.
Rockstart: funding and empowering founders building scalable innovations leveraging emerging technologies and new business models, which are key to slowing down the pace of climate change.
Climate-KIC: ClimAccelerator, looking for bold European climate entrepreneurs to lead the carbon removal industry.
UNDP: Climate Ambition Accelerator, a six-month accelerator programme designed to equip companies with the knowledge and skills they need to accelerate progress towards setting science-based emissions reduction targets aligned with the 1.5℃ pathway, setting them on a path towards net- zero emissions by 2050.
Stay tuned on Linkedin and Twitter for more useful resources and updates on online programs, fellowships, awards, competitions, incubators, accelerators.
Startups for All: EPIC!, Startups for All’s new trusted community for purpose-driven founders, knowledge workers, and product folx from historically excluded, marginalized, othered and underrepresented populations (rolling, open enrollment with complementary access through the 15th and last day of each month).
UpLink: Innovation Portal, inviting to submit your innovation on UpLink as an entry point for your solution to the platform, to engage with the UpLink community, and be the first to hear of upcoming challenges which match the topical issue you are addressing (applications reviewed within 2 weeks).
AI for Good Innovation Factory: Monthly Pitching Sessions and Follow-up Accelerating Programs to help start-ups grow and scale their innovative AI-powered and SDG-driven solutions, by providing them with opportunities of business matchmaking, mentoring, fundraising and more.
WomensNet: giving away at least $30,000 every month in recognition of the diversity of businesses owned by women; must be residents of US/Canada (last day of each month).
FoodBytes: accepting startup applications to join its food and agriculture innovation platform (startups selected quarterly).
Women Startup Competition: empowering female founders, and advocating for more gender-balanced world (individual national deadlines – September to December).
EIT FOOD: Challenge Lab Southern Europe – The future of our roots: reimagining a sustainable Mediterranean food system (the event takes place on September 28-30).
Omdena: AI Incubator, the only AI development program in the world exclusively for startups and impact ventures (enrollment for October is now open).
Good Pitch Summit: an opportunity for the owners of established purpose-driven businesses (the event takes place on October 11th).
Green Software Foundation: Carbon Hack 22, a race to build the most innovative carbon aware software solutions using the Green Software Foundation’s Carbon Aware SDK with a total prize pool of $90,000 USD (the event takes place on October 13th).
REPLY: Cyber Security Challenge (the event takes place on October 14-15).
SWC Fund: investing USD 1M in the Grand Finale champion of Startup World Cup out of over 12,000 startup applicants from 50+ regions; the sectors include health IT and next-generation technologies (regional deadlines March-October, 2022).
For Impact: virtual boot camps helping you build a solid foundation around the For Impact Point of View and frameworks, including how to successfully tell your story, develop your team and transform your funding (the next event takes place on November 15-16).
Forward Fooding: FoodTech 500, showcasing selected international AgriFoodTech startup and scaleup companies using a unique methodology to rank them based on their business size, digital footprint, and sustainability practices (you can pre-apply for 2022).
Time to Raise: a program with full focus on fundraising for female startup leaders; geographical coverage: Sweden, Finland, Norway, Denmark and Iceland (you can register your interest for Autumn 2022).
Atlantic Smart Ports Blue Acceleration Network: a 9-month acceleration program with workshops based on both accelerating your business and your collaborations within the sector strengthening innovation in the European blue economy (you can register for 2022).
Social Shifters: supporting young people (18-30) to take entrepreneurial action on social and environmental issues that matter to you (you can register now for GIC 2022 early access to receive extra elearning content and support with your application).
Net Impact: Circular Plastics Challenge (Pre-Launch Interest Form).
Fresh Ventures Studio: a venture building program, co-founding companies with experienced professionals and entrepreneurs to address systemic challenges in the food system; for EU participants, require all participants to locate to Rotterdam for the physical part of the program (you can apply for 2023).
SWAN Impact Network: providing funding for impact startup companies on a quarterly cycle (the next deadline is on January 2d).
Future Food-Tech: Applications are now open for start-ups seeking capital or corporate partnerships to showcase their solutions at Future Food-Tech in March 2023.
Global Good Awards: rewarding businesses, NGOs, charities and social enterprises from all over the world and of all sizes from micro to multi-nationals, for doing good globally (you can register interest for 2023).
Ashden: accelerating climate innovation, helping businesses, charities, governments and others power up their impact in the UK and low-income nations (you can register for 2023).
GROW: Southeast Asia’s first dedicated agrifoodtech accelerator with an impact focus; onsite and online format for startups from anywhere (you can register your interest for 2023).
XPRIZE: Carbon Removal, a four-year global competition for innovators and teams from anywhere on the planet to create and demonstrate solutions that can pull carbon dioxide directly from the atmosphere or oceans ultimately scaling massively to gigaton levels, locking away CO2 permanently in an environmentally benign way (applications accepted through Earth Day 2025).
Transformational Business Network: Business Continuity and Recovery (BCR), an intense 6-month program and mindset-shifting experience, with personalised support from experienced entrepreneurs, investors, content experts and powerful business tools; geography: Kenya and Uganda.
Gen128 Capital: Make-a-Difference Innovation Market Research for innovators in Africa, Asia or South America, a chance to win a prize to the value of 50 000 Euros, to fund seed- or early stage implementation activities.
Impact Amplifier: Impact Amplifier Fellowship Programme, offering a unique opportunity to exceptional individuals with a demonstrated interest in social enterprises and impact investment; candidates from Africa to apply (applications accepted year round).
Impact Amplifier: Impact Amplifier Mid-management Fellowship Programme, offering a unique opportunity to exceptional individuals with a demonstrated interest in social entrepreneurship; candidates from Africa to apply (applications accepted year round).
Island Innovation: Fellowship Program, allowing interns to gain valuable experience working in a social enterprise within the sustainable development sector.
Connecting Dreams Foundation: Global Changemaker Fellowship, a 10-month advancement program intended to interface and develop a pipeline of social change leaders who are focused on handling challenges in their local communities.
AWARDS
Teva: Humanizing Health Awards, recognizing and rewards healthcare initiatives which go the extra mile, to enhance and improve the patient and caregiver experience by infusing more humanity through dynamic, supportive and inspiring local initiatives (national competitions).
COMPETITIONS
Innovate4Water: pitch opportunity for Utilities, water technology companies, social enterprises, corporations, agribusiness organisations, etc.
Get in the Ring: Global Startup Competition – Open Application for startups that have what it takes to solve the global challenges of the future.
Solar Impulse Foundation: a challenge for solutions protecting the environment in a profitable way, and bringing them to decision makers to help them adopt more ambitious environmental targets and energy policies.
The Female Founders Lab: Pitch Labs for female founders with ideas/ventures impacting society.
INCUBATORS
The Eco-Business Growth Club: The EBGC Business Incubator, 12 workshop modules to develop solid and essential business foundations, plus more than 30 other training modules on all social media, Pinterest, Wellness, operations (available on demand).
SEIP: an online incubation program matches quality seeds with the best soil for sprouting.
MAJ Ventures: selecting projects that have a positive impact on people and nature, tackling one of the United Nations’ sustainable development goals.
Story Cube: an online programme covering strategy, sales and storytelling, designed to help ambitious edtech entrepreneurs inspire, pitch and sell with ease.
Baltic Sandbox: Women in Tech, empowering female founders and supporting Women in Tech globally.
Kindle VC: mentorship (incubator/accelerator) and EIR support for startups in US and India; the focus sectors include agritech and social impact.
MATTER: a membership-based incubator and an accelerator for healthcare startups at all stages of growth by creating access to learning and development opportunities, capital and customers and a dynamic community; Chicago roots and global reach with many of the members from outside the US.
ACCELERATORS
KRING: a venture studio & innovation consultancy partnering with incredible entrepreneurs & corporates to create solutions that have a positive impact on society and the planet; eligibility: open to building with talent from around the world but founders must be willing to be in Copenhagen for at least a 3 months validation phase.
URBAN-X: an accelerator for startups reimagining city life.
Imagine H2O: an innovation accelerator for the world’s top water entrepreneurs.
StartLife: StartLife à la Carte, a tailor-made program specifically designed to help agrifoodtech startups connect with their peers and initiate collaborations with investors, researchers and corporate partners.
Brinc: empowering founders who are solving some of the world’s most pressing challenges through new technology-based solutions: alternative protein, agritech, cleantech&sustainability, healthcare (you can register interest).
Miller Center for Social Entrepreneurship: an accelerator for entrepreneurs working on women’s economic empowerment and/or climate resilience because of your outsized impact on eliminating poverty.
Global Innovation Fund: accepts applications working in any sector in any developing country on a rolling basis with no deadlines or rounds of funding.
One10: Activate and Amplify virtual accelerator, enabling purpose-driven people to shape and scale startups for positive social and environmental impact.
Catalyst Fund: Inclusive Fintech Accelerator, supporting early-stage innovators in emerging markets who are building affordable, appropriate and accessible inclusive fintech solutions designed for the world’s 3 billion underserved (you can express interest) & Inclusive Digital Commerce Accelerator, supporting digital commerce companies who are building solutions designed to improve the livelihoods and financial resilience of micro and small enterprises (you can access the open-source database); focus countries: Mexico, Nigeria, South Africa, Kenya, India.
HortiHeroes: startup programs for food & flower startups.
StartLife: accelerating food & agtech startups with lasting impact in Europe (pre-applications open).
TechnoServe: enabling participating Africa-based SME agribusinesses in the program to accelerate expansion plans, increase revenue, and create economic opportunities.
ygap: finding, accelerating and supporting the growth of impact ventures led by local entrepreneurs around the world who deeply understand the unique challenges of their communities and are best placed to develop solutions; locations: you can apply in Kenya, South Africa and Australia.
SUBAK: looking for ambitious nonprofit organisations that focus on creating scalable and measurable climate impact; eligibility: Europe-based ventures (you can register your interest for the next cohort).
Climatebase: a climate career accelerator for the most talented, mission-driven members of the Climatebase community.
Amariyo Ventures: a startup development platform, a virtual and digital venture accelerator that supports innovators and innovations impacting our world for the better.
RaiseV: Startup Accelerator Programs and Corporate venturing Programs converging AI and four focus areas that ought to benefit from it: healthcare, circular economy, education and emerging countries (you can share your pitch in advance).
WISE EdTech Accelerator: supporting founders from around the world build and scale innovative edtech solutions (you can sign up on an interest form).
500 Startups: a global seed accelerator; the sectors include health&biotech, smart city and education.
Plug and Play: 60+ three month accelerator programs twice a year boosting startups through corporate business development, networking and pitch events, world-class mentorship, and the potential for investment; the sectors include Food&Beverage, Agtech, Mobility, Health, Energy, New Materials&Packaging, Smart Cities, Sustainability, Animal Health, Safetytech (you can join the platform anytime).
Grid.Lab: accelerating energy transition and to support all parties involved in the changing energy field in Scandinavia.
Founders Factory: accelerating exceptional founders solving global problems using technology; the focus programs include Home&Hygiene accelerator.
Dassault Systèmes: Electro Mobility Accelerator, accelerating successful mobility innovations, while optimizing cost, quality and customer experience, via Cloud or on Premis.
Muellners: LEARN, an online Growth Accelerator for entrepreneur talent to break into social sustainable product engineering.
Rockstart: funding and empowering purpose-driven founders scaling impactful solutions by leveraging emerging technologies and new business models that improve our food supply system from soil to gut.
SOSV: ORBIT startups, helping startups with breakthrough technologies reach global scale by expanding across emerging and frontier markets; the industries include cleantech, edtech, food, health.
Food Future Co: a Scale-Up Accelerator for established yet small Asia-, Europe-, North America-based organizations providing food system solutions.
DART Labs: an accelerator helping the startups working towards healthier humans and a healthier planet from Switzerland and Europe to enter the US market.
The Difference Incubator: accelerator programs designed to help businesses at all stages of growth to set themselves up for long-term sustainability and social or environmental impact across the world.
Orbit Startups: providing hands-on support for partnerships, business development, fundraising, and growth combined with an initial investment package of US$150,000 with millions available in follow-on funding; the focus areas include healthcare and education; geography coverage: emerging and frontier markets.
EdTech Booster Capital: helping EdTech startups from Europe with investments, marketing and sales in the US.
Draper Richards Kaplan Foundation: looking for social entrepreneurs with dynamic ideas to provide them with 3 years of unrestricted capital (totaling $300,000) and provide rigorous on-going support by joining their board of directors for the 3 years and partnering with the leader to help them to build capacity in their organization and scale their impact.
NESsT: a funding opportunity for social entrepreneurs with enterprises at the validate (i.e. sales exist but do not sustain the enterprise) and prepare-to-scale stages (i.e. sales sustain initial operations but not growth) from Central and Eastern Europe or South America.
Stay tuned on Linkedin and Twitter for more useful resources and updates on online programs, fellowships, awards, competitions, incubators, accelerators.
Planet: a global company with employees working remotely world wide and joining from offices in San Francisco, Washington DC, Germany, and The Netherlands
TRM: a remote-first workplace, with hubs in San Francisco, Washington, DC and London
Pathfinder International: can be based in any country that Pathfinder operates: United States, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Côte d’Ivoire, Democratic Republic of Congo, Egypt, Ethiopia, India, Kenya, Mozambique, Niger, Nigeria, Pakistan, Tanzania, Togo, Bangladesh, or Uganda
TDi Sustainability: offices located near Stroud, Gloucestershire, UK with satellite offices in New York City; Amsterdam, Netherlands, Milan, Africa; Accra, Ghana; Vancouver, Canada; and Malmo, Sweden
Kisi: a global remote team spanning from America, Europe, Africa and Asia
Global Disinformation Index: based, and right to work, in the UK, Germany, or the USA (preferably in the following states: Texas, New York, Florida, or D.C.)
Relief International: US/UK(Head Office) and regional international opportunities(Africa/Asia/Middle East)
Equilibrium Energy; anywhere in the United States & Europe, or join one of our regional hubs in Boston, SF Bay Area, or London
COMPASS Pathways: United States or United Kingdom (can also be office based in New-York or London, UK)
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