Venture studioGUX Startup Studio is a venture studio based in Santiago, Chile, focused on co-founding and developing profitable startups. They specialize in iterative technology product development and support founders from prototyping to scaling.

Resilient Venture Studio partners with aspiring immigrant entrepreneurs to co-found and fund new B2B SaaS companies, providing essential resources and expertise for startup success.
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Resilient Venture Studio is an organization that partners with aspiring immigrant entrepreneurs to co-found and fund new B2B SaaS companies. The organization aims to support these entrepreneurs by providing resources and expertise necessary for launching successful startups. Resilient Venture Studio is associated with Alloy Partners, which employs a venture studio model to facilitate the creation and scaling of new businesses.
Resilient Venture Studio focuses on investing in and supporting B2B SaaS startups. The organization specifically targets immigrant entrepreneurs, offering initial seed funding, end-to-end immigration support, and access to a network of operators and investors. The studio provides comprehensive services including HR, finance, accounting, legal, and design support to help founders develop their business ideas.
The program offers seed capital, immigration legal counsel and sponsorship support, HR, finance and accounting, legal, brand and design, product, sales and marketing, and access to a network of investors and operators.
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