Fellowship
Front Row Ventures (FRV) operates Canada's first student-run venture capital fund, offering comprehensive programs that train the next generation of venture investors and support student founders. The organization recruits over 50 participants annually—undergraduates, graduates, and post-graduates from diverse backgrounds—and provides a tailored 12-month training program designed to build venture capital expertise and startup ecosystem knowledge. The fund targets student founders with early-stage capital and mentorship, backing ventures led by at least one student founder with a $50,000 investment via SAFE with founder-friendly terms.
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Front Row Ventures aims to empower student founders by providing them with early-stage capital and mentorship. The fellowship focuses on building venture capital expertise among students, enabling them to contribute to the startup ecosystem effectively.
The program is open to students from diverse backgrounds, including undergraduates, graduates, and post-graduates. Interested candidates can apply through the Front Row Ventures website.
There is no cost to participate in the fellowship program.
The fellowship lasts for 12 months, balancing classroom learning with hands-on apprenticeship.
The program requires a part-time commitment from participants, allowing them to balance their studies with fellowship activities.
The program is primarily in-person, with activities taking place across various Canadian campuses.
Applicants should demonstrate a strong passion for entrepreneurship and a willingness to learn about venture capital.
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