Pro Tips to Secure Your Spot in Iterative’s Accelerator Program
📣 Attention Southeast Asia founders considering an accelerator program! Are you ready to propel your startup to the next level?
Iterative is hosting an event to share insider tips and tricks for crafting a successful application to our 12-week accelerator program.
Since Iterative started in March 2020, we have raised $163M across two funds, invested in 100+ companies and 200+ founders, and the total value of Iterative companies is now worth $1.2 billion.
Join us to discover:
👀 What we look for in startups and founders
🪄 Tips to improve your chances of securing an investment
✖️ Common mistakes to avoid
📚 Resources to help you submit a great application
Hsu Ken, Managing Partner at Iterative, will be available to answer any and all questions you have to help you prepare your application.
Iterative’s application deadline is on 22 January 2023 for our Winter 2024 accelerator program. No fees, an upfront investment of USD $150,000 or $500,000, and 3 months of targeted support from experts and visiting partners. Join our event to learn more!
Format
We'll spend the first 15-20 minutes sharing about what a good Iterative application looks like, what mistakes to avoid, and how you can increase your chances of securing a spot. The remaining time will be for audience Q&A with Hsu Ken.
About Iterative
Iterative was founded for founders, by founders. Iterative's mission is to increase the GDP of Southeast Asia through entrepreneurship. To do that, we need to (1) make entrepreneurship more accessible to more people and (2) give founders the tools and support to be successful. As part of this mission, we run events like this to help founders solve their biggest problems.
About Speaker
Hsu Ken Ooi is a Managing Partner at Iterative. He was previously the Chief Product Officer of Workmate, an on-demand blue collar staffing platform in Southeast Asia. In 2014, he was VP of Product at Weave (YCS14). In 2009, he started Decide.com an early machine learning company that predicted the future price of consumer goods. It was acquired by eBay in 2013.