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Overview

Hamilton Ventures is a seed-stage venture capital firm focused on real estate technology (proptech) startups. The Hamilton Ventures Fellowship provides a structured opportunity for first-year MBA and second-year JD students to gain hands-on experience in venture capital within the proptech sector. The program aims to hire high-performing fellows into Associate-level roles upon graduation, offering mentorship and exposure to deal sourcing, evaluation, and portfolio support.

Investment focus

Hamilton Ventures focuses on investing in real estate technology, property tech, construction tech, and real estate innovation. The program aims to support startups that are innovating within the real estate sector.

Program details

Candidates should highlight their interest in venture capital and any relevant experience in finance, real estate, or technology in their applications.

Who it is for

Eligible candidates include first-year MBA students and second-year JD students who are interested in venture capital and the real estate technology space.

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Admissions and application

The fellowship is open to first-year MBA and second-year JD students with an interest in venture capital and real estate technology. Candidates with a background in finance, real estate, or technology are preferred.

Benefits

Participants gain real-world VC experience, mentorship from industry veterans, exposure to deal sourcing and evaluation, and the potential for a full-time Associate role post-graduation.

Timeline

Program duration and specific timeline details are not provided.

What came of it

Alumni of the fellowship have successfully transitioned into investment roles after completing their business school education.

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What it pays

Compensation details are not specified.

Questions about this program

Who can apply for the fellowship?

First-year MBA and second-year JD students interested in venture capital and real estate technology can apply.

What are the benefits of the fellowship?

Participants gain real-world VC experience, mentorship, and potential job opportunities post-graduation.

About Hamilton Ventures

Hamilton Ventures

Venture Capital

Investing in the future of real estate technology.

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