Programme INTERNATIONAL

Programme International is a remote support track for startups based abroad, operated by Bernard Magrez Start-Up Win. Its published cycle runs annually from January through December. The operator describes weekly videoconference workshops in English and says workshop replays are shared when participants cannot attend.

The track offers support for product commercialization from teams, experts, and partners, along with fundraising assistance that does not promise investment. Participants can access the entrepreneur community to build a professional network in France. During visits to France, they may access coworking at Château Le Sartre in Bordeaux or the International Wine Academy in Strasbourg.

The published selection process starts with a dossier; accepted dossiers proceed to a startup-and-strategy presentation before a jury, remotely or on site. The undated page gives September 30 as the inclusive application deadline and October as the annual jury month; these rules do not specify a cohort year.

The shared application requirements cover projects directly or indirectly related to wine, wine tourism, beer, or spirits.

Treat the published September 30 deadline and October jury timing as undated recurring rules, not confirmed dates for a specific cohort. The operator's shared application form names International, but current acceptance into the track is unverified.

The published criteria require applicants to be at least 18, motivated, and ready to defend their project. Startups may apply at the idea stage. The shared application requirements specify that a project must be directly or indirectly related to wine, wine tourism, beer, or spirits. The track is described as remote support for startups based abroad.

The operator publishes a shared application form that names International. Applicants submit a dossier; accepted dossiers proceed to a startup-and-strategy presentation before a selection jury, remotely or on site. The undated International page gives September 30 as the inclusive application deadline and says the jury occurs annually in October. Current acceptance into the track is unverified.

The track offers support for product commercialization from teams, experts, and partners, as well as fundraising assistance without a promise of investment. It provides access to the entrepreneur community for building a professional network in France. Workshop replays are shared when participants cannot attend. During visits to France, participants may access coworking in Bordeaux or Strasbourg.

The operator describes an annual membership cycle from January through December. Its undated page gives September 30 as the inclusive application deadline and October as the annual selection-jury month; it does not specify a cohort year. French Tech Bordeaux's 2024 call for International/Primeurs announced an August 1, 2023 opening, a September 30, 2023 deadline, and October 2023 dossier selection and jury presentations. Those dates are historical.