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Project Europe, a new early stage fund, will back under-25s with $200K to build the next tech titan
In a bold move to democratize entrepreneurship and innovation, Project Europe has launched an initiative that offers financial backing to talented young individuals under the age of 25. The new early-stage fund is designed to support these entrepreneurs in bringing their revolutionary ideas to life.
The program will provide each selected cohort with $200,000 worth of funding, along with personalized mentorship from one of nine experienced partners. These mentors include notable industry experts such as Victor Riparbelli from Synthesia, Mati Staniszewski from ElevenLabs, and Rina Onur Sirinoglu from Spyke Games.
What sets Project Europe apart is its focus on supporting young innovators who may not have had the same opportunities otherwise. By providing a more accessible and inclusive environment for entrepreneurship, the fund aims to empower the next generation of tech leaders.
The initiative also offers unprecedented access to advice from the entire network of 119 investors and experts in the fund, allowing recipients to tap into valuable insights and expertise. Furthermore, Harry Stebbings, the creator of Project Europe and podcaster-turned-investor at 20VC, will provide access to his vast media empire as part of the deal.
It is clear that Project Europe’s mission is not just about providing capital but also about fostering a culture of innovation, inclusivity, and support.
