The $10 million “Tetr-Under 20” fund, which will be used to invest in student entrepreneurs, has been announced by the international business school Tetr College of Business.
The fund will invest in at least 20 creative ideas under the direction of Manoj Kohli, Viney Sawhney, Pratham Mittal, Nitin Gaur, Mihir Mankad, and Debesh Sharma. It will take an industry-neutral approach and concentrate on areas such as artificial intelligence (AI), emerging technologies, sustainability, D2C, healthcare, and more.
Tetr’s global network of incubation centers, which provides facilities, industry connections, and professional mentoring across multiple international campuses, will be available to students. Support will be provided in the areas of product development, marketing, hiring new employees, and regulatory advice by Tetr’s Under 20 funds. Applications can be sent to [email protected] by emailing a pitch deck.
At Tetr College of Business, 120 international undergraduate students from seven countries—the United States, Italy, Singapore, Brazil, United Arab Emirates, India, and Ghana—learn business by starting and operating their own companies each year.
Some of the most prominent educational institutions will be the sites of these students’ four-year bachelor’s program studies.
