Opening Doors for Underserved Innovators //
Opening Doors for Underserved Innovators //
Huge, universe-changing business ideas can come from anywhere. So why have investors and donors historically supported mainly privileged, white ideas, and those that already have financial means to get off the ground? Currently, there is little focus on helping young entrepreneurs with limited resources to implement, test, and sustain some of the most groundbreaking business concepts and dreams. That’s where your partnership with SVL’s Impact Lab comes in — we’re here to catapult those overlooked and underserved entrepreneurs who are ready to bring innovative solutions to today’s social problems.
United States
How The Program Works
Each young entrepreneur enrolled in Impact Lab’s Entrepreneur Academy will participate in a four-month program valued at $25,000. Entrepreneurs will receive “in-the-trenches” real-world knowledge and skills from SVL’s seasoned marketing experts to establish, grow, and sustain an online company from scratch in current times, along with mentorship, and startup funding.
Entrepreneurs will learn the ins and outs of leading-edge e-commerce strategies used profitably with our clients, including go-to-market blueprinting, financial planning & analysis, brand identity, copywriting, UI/UX, marketing basics, e-commerce website buildout, and more. SVL experts teach their skills and provide the tools, and resources that will be necessary to be successful, live infinite lives, and make an impact in their own right. Every Entrepreneur Academy entrepreneur has a planned way to give back as a forethought, which is built into their business model from the start.
What Young Entrepreneurs Get
A Gift…
…of our proprietary Founders Ignite course, which includes four months of unique training from the Stealth Venture Labs proprietary Minimum Viable Product (MVP) curriculum.
Four Months…
…of mentoring, coaching, and 1-1 meetings from the Stealth Venture Labs team to address entrepreneurs’ specific business learning needs and challenges.
Potential Access…
…to a second round of funding based on the viability of the business and proven capability of the Entrepreneur.
Startup Funding…
…to test ideas live and pay for items including setting up a Shopify store, buying Facebook ads, and having a logo made.
Treatment & Respect…
…as an e-commerce Founder versus student, using real-world business terminology, communications, experience shares, and accountability.