Do You Fellowship For Latina and Black Women Entrepreneurs

Application is ongoing for 2022 Do You Fellowship For Latina and Black Women Entrepreneurs. Are you ready to reach the $1M mark? Digitalundivided is now recruiting for the second annual Do You Fellowship! Receive a $5k equity free cash grant plus access to incredible business resources, support, mentorship, community and more!

This year, 15 promising Latina and Black women entrepreneurs and innovators will be selected to participate in the Fellowship. This one-year program helps founders access the tools, resources and networks necessary to supercharge their businesses. They aim to support them in their quest to reach the $1 million mark in revenue and or/or funding.

Benefits of Do You Fellowship 2022

By joining the Fellowship, you will receive a $5,000 equity free, cash grant for your business and exclusive access to:

Business workshops led by industry leaders and best-in-class organizations
Business advisory from digitalundivided’s entrepreneur-in-residence
Financial advisory support
A network of fellow founders
Community-building sessions
Mentorship
In-person graduation & celebration event

Eligibility Criteria for Do You Fellowship 2022

To qualify as a Do You Fellow, candidates must:

Identify as a Woman
Identify as Black or Latina (or both)
Be 18 years of age or older
Business registered for at least 1 year
Majority ownership of an established business
Tech-based or innovatively incorporates technology in the business model
Annual Revenue of $250,000 – $500,000 or raised $50,000 – $500,00 in funding
Poised for growth (looking for investments)

Application Deadline

The deadline for application submission is on July 25, 2022. Applications submitted after this date will not be considered.

Application process for Do You Fellowship 2022

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