Stanford Threshold Venture Fellows (TVF)
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Fellowship
The Threshold Venture Fellows program is a specialized, cohort-based entrepreneurship program designed specifically for Stanford master's students who want to launch high-growth ventures. Founded in 2014 in partnership with Threshold Ventures, TVF combines weekly classroom instruction with personalized mentorship. Each Fellow receives dual mentorship from accomplished investors and alumni, enhancing their entrepreneurial journey while maintaining academic enrollment.
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The Threshold Venture Fellows program aims to empower Stanford master's students with the skills, mentorship, and network necessary to launch successful high-growth ventures. It addresses the unique needs of graduate students who have significant professional backgrounds but limited time to pursue entrepreneurship.
Eligibility is limited to Stanford master's students with a strong entrepreneurial interest and the ability to commit to weekly sessions. The program is by invitation only.
The program does not provide any financial compensation to participants.
There is no cost to participate in the program.
The program runs for two academic quarters (Winter and Spring), with weekly sessions throughout.
The program requires a part-time commitment, with weekly sessions during the academic quarters.
The program is conducted in-person, with weekly classroom instruction and mentorship sessions.
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