Town Hall Ventures Fellowship

The Town Hall Ventures Fellowship is a paid program designed for graduate students from underrepresented backgrounds who are pursuing careers in venture capital and healthcare investing. This fellowship aims to remove barriers to VC participation for historically excluded communities, emphasizing healthcare innovation with social impact as a core investment criterion. Fellows engage in healthcare research, sourcing deals, and portfolio company engagement, all while receiving mentorship and support.

The Town Hall Ventures Fellowship is committed to increasing diversity in venture capital by providing paid opportunities for underrepresented graduate students. The program focuses on healthcare innovation that addresses social impact and community health outcomes, aiming to create a more equitable VC ecosystem.

Applicants are encouraged to highlight their passion for healthcare and commitment to serving underserved populations in their applications.

Candidates must come from backgrounds historically underrepresented in venture capital, including people of color, LGBTQ+ individuals, first-generation immigrants, women, and those from lower socioeconomic backgrounds.

Applicants must be currently enrolled or planning to enroll in an MBA, MD, or MPH program and demonstrate a passion for improving healthcare for vulnerable populations. The application process is open to all eligible candidates.

Participants gain valuable experience in venture capital and healthcare investing, mentorship from industry professionals, and the opportunity to contribute to meaningful healthcare innovations.

The fellowship lasts for one semester, with a minimum commitment of 10 hours per week. There is an opportunity to extend the fellowship beyond the initial semester.