@Tolu wrote:
If you have a startup less than two years old, don't mind moving to Chile for 6 months and can use USD $30,000 (that includes your travel and housing costs, and is equity free), you should consider applying for the Startup Chile seed program.
Some benefits of the program minus the money: proximity to the US and Latin America market, mentorship, no power cuts, reliable internet, work space, a beautiful view of the Andes mountain, and access to a global community of entrepreneurs (among other things).
No, this is not a paid ad; I'm just spreading the good cheer
I'm part of one of the first Nigerian teams accepted in their pre-accelerator program and it's been a great experience so far. It's not all sunshine and rainbows, but I'll definitely recommend this program if it fits in your plans. I'm open to answering any questions you might have about the program and my experience so far.
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