
Finding solutions for social problems can feel like an uphill struggle. It means working harder and championing impact over profit in the world’s most challenging markets.
That’s why we made 100x. A place to level mountains. And for the world’s most promising ventures to come together and change more, together.
Entrepreneurs will be offered £150,000 of catalytic capital, world-class resources, door-opening connections and 12 weeks of programming to catapult their social venture into the future.
Eligibility
We're looking for:
- The radical thinkers
- The visionaries
- The entrepreneurs
Who see a new world, a better world.
Apply NowHow we do it
We start by asking: ‘What’s the best way to scale your impact?’. This invites social ventures to rethink the norm and step into a new mindset. At 100x, we focus on something called ‘Endgame Theory’. Rather than repeatedly raising capital to grow your business, we help you figure out the best endgames or models for scaling. These are things like partnerships, government adoption, digitisation, and open source solutions. We combine these endgames with entrepreneurial action to evolve your venture and skyrocket your impact.
Driving real, impactful change – at scale, via:
Taking social ventures to the next level, via:
Expert advisors and mentors
From leaders of the world’s largest NGOs to ministers of innovation to social unicorn founders, we’re building a community of world-class mentors committed to social change.
Timeline
The Accelerator launches two programmes per year. Applications for the second cohort are now live. Selected ventures for the first cohort will be announced in June 2023
- 1
Jan - March 2023
Cohort 1:
Application window open - 2
May - July 2023
Cohort 2:
Application window open - 3
June 2023
Cohort 1:
Successful applications announced - 4
Sep 2023
Cohort 1:
12 week programme - 5
Oct 2023
Cohort 2:
Successful applications announced - 6
Nov 2023
Cohort 1:
Summit Day- Pitches and Celebration - 7
March 2024
Cohort 2:
12 week programme
Frequently asked questions
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