The Mission Possible acceleration program, supported by the Ukraine-Moldova American Enterprise Fund, has announced the third batch of 15 Ukrainian startups that will have the opportunity to scale and attract investment. In exchange for participation, Mission Possible receives 2,5% of the startup’s shares.
The Mission Possible acceleration program, supported by the Ukraine-Moldova American Enterprise Fund, has announced the third batch of 15 Ukrainian startups that will have the opportunity to scale and attract investment. In exchange for participation, Mission Possible receives 2,5% of the startup’s shares.
Mission Possible is an in-real-life acceleration program for founders who are looking to grow their startup and attract investment. As noted in the press release, the program is aimed at supporting Ukrainian entrepreneurs in developing their startups, preparing for investment, and providing them with the opportunity to receive a $25,000 grant.
Who can participate:
Organizers say participants will receive weekly breakfasts with successful founders, assistance in attracting investments from over 50 funds, and over 300 hours of mentorship. Opportunities also include:
Mission Possible will last 6 months in Kyiv. Applications can be submitted until May 31, 6:00 PM. It is noted that in exchange for participation, Mission Possible receives 2,5% of the startup’s shares.
«This is the third set of Mission Possible. The previous two brought together people with a wide variety of backgrounds: from serial entrepreneurs to talented students. The common trait is ambition and willingness to take responsibility for the development of their project,» says Dmytro Koshelnyk, COO of Mission Possible.
Bogdan Drayhaupt, CEO of startup Cross Check, who participated in the first round, said that the program and mentors helped them solve mistakes, learn how to quickly create a product, and gain access to a network of investors and funds. Cross Check is currently pitching its product to global venture capital funds.
