VC Unlocked Boot Camp for Accelerator Managers

VC Unlocked Boot Camp for Accelerator Managers is an invite-only investor training program for emerging leaders who want to shape the future of the venture capital industry. A 1-week boot camp on how to take your accelerator to the next level. In this course, you’ll work closely with Stanford University faculty and 500 Startups leadership to hone your investment theses and learn how to invest like 500 Startups, one of the most active seed stage firms in the world. It invites Silicon Valley VCs and 500 Startups partners with thematic expertise to teach sessions throughout the program.

The VC Unlocked Boot Camp for Accelerator Managers uses a project-based learning approach in which participants continually refine their investment theses with the help of 500 partners and Stanford University faculty.

• Learn directly from startup founders on what they look for in the fundraising process
• Receive feedback from experienced investors on your startup investment areas and interests
• Screen pitches at invite-only Demo Day with hundreds of other angel investors and VCs
• Conduct selection, evaluation and follow-on analysis with 40+ real companies currently raising capital

Eligibility

• Promising candidates who want to make a positive impact on our industry.
• Ideal candidates who have experience in angel investing, venture capital, and fund management.
• Preference is given to direct referrals from the 500 Startups’ network

Note:

• Candidates are encouraged to apply before the early application deadline of March 29, 2019, to improve their chances of admission and to receive exclusive access to content. The final application deadline is June 5, 2019.
• Please complete the form. Upon submission, you’ll be redirected to a page where the pdf can be viewed and downloaded. Get the Brochure
• Several full scholarships for underrepresented investors are offered. Candidates can also request an interview with a member of our admissions team. <Request an interview>  <Nominations>

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