PHINEO Startups invites Impact Startups to participate

Calling all impact innovators! PHINEO Startups, as an impact incubator in a third cohort, invites startups to participate in order to create positive change in society.

For forward-thinking entrepreneurs ready to face the global crises, PHINEO Startups is once again offering the opportunity to apply for its incubator and accelerator program. The focus is on startups that address the urgent challenges of the climate crisis, the democracy crisis and the refugee issue. This is an opportunity to be part of a transformative journey and make a lasting global impact.

Important dates:

• Application deadline: October 8, 2023
• Program start: November 28, 2023
• Duration: 5 months
• Format: Hybrid (combination of face-to-face and virtual events)

Why choose PHINEO?

• Tailored support: PHINEO offers individual mentoring, expert advice and comprehensive resources to help your startup succeed
• Influential network: Connect with a diverse community of passionate entrepreneurs, investors and experts who share your enthusiasm for positive change.
• Funding opportunities: Gain access to potential funding sources and investors looking to support innovative social impact projects.
• Hybrid flexibility: The hybrid program format allows you to combine in-person meetings with virtual participation for maximum flexibility and inclusion.

Ready to make a difference? Seize the opportunity to shape a better future with PHINEO Startups. Learn more about the application process and submit your groundbreaking solution by October 8th: Link to application.

About Phineo

PHINEO is an analysis and consulting company for effective social engagement with the status of a non-profit corporation. The chosen legal form underlines the focus on transparency.

The PHINEO team consists of over 60 dedicated professionals, including political scientists, lawyers, business economists and biologists. Together, they pursue the goal of strengthening the non-profit sector as a whole and supporting both civil society and the private sector in providing more effective aid - primarily through increased transparency.