SUMMARY
- Tetr College of Business launches a $10 million fund to support student entrepreneurs.
- The fund will invest in ideas focusing on AI, emerging technologies, and sustainability.
- Renowned industry leaders will mentor participants, with a focus on passion and adaptability over track records.
Tetr College of Business, a global business school, has introduced a new $10 million fund named ‘Tetr – Under 20’, designed to support student entrepreneurs through direct investments. The fund is sector-agnostic and aims to invest in at least 20 innovative ideas with a focus on artificial intelligence (AI), emerging technologies, and sustainability.
Pratham Mittal, Founder of Tetr College of Business and Masters’ Union, emphasized the importance of these areas in shaping the future: “The next decade belongs to those who can harness AI, emerging technologies, and sustainability to solve our world’s most pressing challenges.”
The initiative will provide young entrepreneurs with access to mentorship from leading industry experts, including Manoj Kohli (former Head of SoftBank India), Viney Sawhney (Professor at Harvard University), Nitin Gaur (former Advisory Board Member at Stanford University), Mihir Mankad (Professor at Harvard University), Debesh Sharma (Founder and CEO of MetaFora), and Mittal.
Manoj Kohli stated, “Entrepreneurship is the lifeblood of a thriving economy, and Tetr’s fund recognizes the immense potential young minds hold. For young entrepreneurs, we prioritize passion, the willingness to learn, and the ability to test ideas with real users.”
