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SIMcubator is a student-run incubator based in Switzerland, focusing on empowering social entrepreneurs in Bangladesh and Rwanda. It emphasizes sustainable change in healthcare and education sectors.
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SIMcubator is an incubator founded in September 2020, based in St. Gallen, Switzerland. It focuses on enabling local social entrepreneurs in Bangladesh and Rwanda to establish startups that address pressing social issues. The organization is comprised of students from the Master in Strategy and International Management (SIM) program at the University of St. Gallen.
SIMcubator provides incubation programs aimed at supporting early-stage social startups in Bangladesh and Rwanda. The organization emphasizes sectors such as healthcare and education, with a particular focus on initiatives that have a positive social impact. The incubator targets pre-seed stage startups and aims to enhance their viability for investment.
SIMcubator offers mentorship, pitch preparation, network access, workspace access through local partners, and exposure to investors and pitch days for social startups.
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