
Dart Labs / i-Ventures Scout Program
Empowering scouts to drive impact in health and climate technologies.

Empowering scouts to drive impact in health and climate technologies.
DART Labs operates an invite-only scout program as part of its early-stage investment strategy, focusing on health and climate technologies. The program distributes investment authority to professionals with deep expertise in these sectors, improving deal sourcing while identifying founders building sustainable impact businesses.
DART Labs' scout program aims to enhance investment in health and climate solutions by leveraging the expertise of professionals within these sectors. The program seeks to balance impact measurement with financial returns, targeting founders who are building sustainable businesses.
Prospective scouts should cultivate a strong professional network within health and climate sectors and demonstrate a commitment to impact-driven investing.
Candidates must have a track record as an entrepreneur, operator, or early-stage investor, with a commitment to an impact-driven venture model and the ability to evaluate founders and business models.
The program is invitation-only, requiring a professional network that demonstrates access to health or climate technology founders and sector expertise.
Participants gain authority to identify and fund early-stage impact companies, receive coaching on impact investing, access to DART's core fund for follow-on rounds, and operational support for portfolio companies.
The program runs for 12 months, providing tailored guidance to startups on strategy, culture, fundraising, and US expansion.
Scout-backed companies have successfully progressed through early-stage funding rounds, focusing on health and climate technologies that address global sustainability challenges.
Who can apply, how people get in and whether it is open right now.
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The program has not published how to apply. Terms and dates change. Check the official page before you act.
Participants in the scout program can earn carried interest on successful exits, aligning their incentives with the success of the investments they support.
The program is by invitation only, and there is no public application process.
The program focuses on health and climate technologies.

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DART says matching founder applications advance to an initial pitch call.
Source: ApplyDART advertises a founder application route on its official site; the receiving form’s availability was not verified.
Source: ApplyDART advertises help with founder-company operating processes and tools.
Source: Apply Accelerator: US expansion programDART advertises hiring and culture support for growing founder teams.
Source: Apply Accelerator: US expansion programDART advertises goal-setting and performance-management support for founders.
Source: Apply Accelerator: US expansion programDART advertises founder support when negotiating investment rounds or evaluating M&A offers.
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