Company Performance Metrics
- Rebecca Palmer: CEO
EntreLaunch is on a mission to launch the next generation of entrepreneurs and intrapreneurs.
Business Description: EntreLaunch Inc. is developing a fully online global pre-accelerator program primarily for youth age 15-35 to offset global youth unemployment and underemployment and build resiliency in a rapidly changing job market.
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Impact Cup is a 48 hour experiential teen entrepreneurial challenge geared to give youth the soft skills they need to succeed in any career and the power to create their own future as an entrepreneur or intrapreneurs.
EntreLaunch rounds out our offerings by providing a platform for microloans and our future microcredit program that will provide youth with the initial funds to test, validate and launch their idea.
Company Background: EntreLaunch Inc. is a federally registered Canadian Corporation operating in Ontario and incorporated in 2015 by Rebecca Palmer, the sole director and shareholder. All IP, programs, licensing and branding are owned by EntreLaunch Inc.
EntreLaunch Foundation is a federally incorporated not for profit registered in 2017 operating in Ontario. This is the first chapter for EntreLaunch Inc. and delivers all not for profit programming.
Products/Services: EntreLaunch Inc. offers a youth free access to an online pre-accelerator (with premium advanced upgrade available), a microfunding program and the Launcher community.
What sets us apart is our focus on social impact and on being able to deliver programming to rural and remote areas where access to entrepreneurial education is more difficult to reach. Our online courses will be available offline and in a variety of formats to allow easy access through mobile devices. Custom solutions will also be available for gender and age specific communities worldwide.
The microfunding program allows youth to test ideas and validate businesses early on by providing small microfunds of up to $3000 backed by the community. Our initial funding program, The High Five Fund, allows donations based on the likeability of the idea or project. Entrelaunch will also develop a microcredit program similar to the Grameen Bank model to grant small, low interest loans.
We work directly with teens under the EntreLaunch Foundation (and other chapters) in schools and other organizations. We seek out at-risk youth, students not headed for post-secondary school and those who struggle in traditional education for one reason or another. These are our future entrepreneurs and current programs focus largely on students in business programs heading to post-secondary schools.
