Scale Up by Endeavor launches accelerator program for early-stage PH startups

Endeavor said the program is open to Seed, Pre-A, and Series A startup founders with operations in the Philippines to provide them with a platform to scale their businesses.

Scale Up by Endeavor, a founder-focused accelerator program, now accepts applicants for its next cohort of early-stage, high-potential startups in the Philippines.

In a statement, Scale Up by Endeavor said the program is open to Seed, Pre-A, and Series A startup founders with operations in the Philippines to provide them with a platform to scale their businesses.

This year’s program, which is supported by Bain & Company as the official strategy and knowledge partner, will provide participants with up to $100k in cloud credits from Amazon Web Services, three months of guest membership at The Astbury, and access to Endeavor’s global network of mentors and industry experts.

According to the announcement, the accelerator program will equip founders with the tools that they need to develop and execute long-term growth strategies.

Aside from Bain & Company, this year’s supporters include George Royeca of Angkas, Steve Sy of Great Deals, and Jaime Fernandez of Pickup Coffee.

The deadline for application is set for August 23, 2024.

Endeavor Philippines kicked off this year’s accelerator program on August 14 by hosting an exclusive founders’ mixer that brought together over 40 startups ranging from Seed to Series A.

“Early-stage entrepreneurs who are ready to accelerate their growth and join a global community of high-impact leaders are encouraged to apply,” Scale Up by Endeavor said.

Scale Up by Endeavor is a global set of programs designed to boost the trajectory of early-stage, high-potential entrepreneurs through curated mentorship, a peer-to-peer community of fellow founders, and the necessary resources to develop and execute a long-term growth plan. The previous cohorts include Filipino-founded global supply chain firm Expedock; cloud kitchen firm MadEats; payments company Nextpay; fintech startup Plentina; agritech tech firm Mayani; cross-border trade and logistics firm 1export; online commodity marketplace Dealogikal; and SaaS company Mosaic; among others.

Interested startups may apply here.

Christian Francisco

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