Join an Exclusive Accelerator for Ethnic Minority Founded Businesses
Calling all diverse entrepreneurs in the UK!
We are excited to let you know that applications are now OPEN for the MSDUK Accelerator sponsored by Unilever, Google, Dow & WPP. The 3-month cost and equity-free acceleration programme aims to support ethnic minority owned businesses in UK to build competencies and capacity to do business with global brands.
The programme will provide a platform for ethnic minority businesses to gain access to the expertise of MSDUK’s corporate partners, mentors, and high-growth business leaders with lived-and-learned experience via one-to-one mentoring sessions, attend group workshops, and have access to bespoke support and more.
“I really enjoyed the programme, the involvement of corporate sponsors such as WPP to deliver some of the sessions added a lot of value. I’ve been through a few Accelerators but this one stands out in its individualised support approach - it’s practical, useful, and relevant.” - Drishdey Caullychurn, Founder & CEO, TEXpert AI
IMPORTANT DATES
Drop-in Session, 7th December 2022
Do you have questions about the MSDUK Accelerator application process? Join our drop-in webinar and get them answered!
Link to Register: https://bit.ly/3o1XVpp
Applications close 28th February 2022
Link to Apply: https://www.worldlabs.org/apply/msduk-accelerator-2022
Hello! I was Laidlaw scholar in 2019, and I studied national, regional, and local identity in northern Tajikistan through the lens of women's fashion. For a year after graduating, I worked for the UN Mine Action Service which removes landmines from conflict and post-conflict regions. I then worked for the Laidlaw Foundation 2021-22 and completed a Master's Degree in Anthropology and Development Management at the London School of Economics. Now I'm working with the UN on innovative finance for biodiversity conservation, focusing on marine ecosystems.
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