Deadline Date: March 05, 2026
Growth-stage entrepreneurs in Canada seeking to scale their businesses into world-class ventures can access transformative support through the Next Founders program delivered by NEXT Canada.
The program focuses on delivering a world-class curriculum, building a phenomenal network, providing exclusive events, and offering in-kind products and services.
Next Founders accelerates the growth of promising entrepreneurs by providing mentorship, access to capital, and entrepreneurial education taught by world-class faculty. Designed with the busy founder in mind, the program offers a flexible, à-la-carte structure that allows participants to opt into educational sessions based on their individual venture needs. This tailored approach ensures that founders can focus on the most relevant aspects of scaling their businesses while balancing the demands of leadership.
Participants gain access to a curriculum that is both relevant and adaptable, delivered by leading faculty members and experienced entrepreneurs. The program emphasizes practical insights and high-level expertise to help founders navigate the complexities of scaling operations, refining strategy, and strengthening their market position.
Beyond education, founders become part of a powerful network that includes investors, business leaders, entrepreneurs-in-residence, and a peer group of fellow founders facing similar growth challenges. This network creates opportunities for meaningful collaboration, knowledge sharing, and strategic partnerships.
The program also provides exclusive events where founders can pitch to investors and connect with top entrepreneurs and potential customers. These opportunities enhance visibility, foster relationships, and open doors to new avenues for growth.
In addition, participants can access a range of complementary in-kind products and services, including cloud hosting, legal support, co-working space, and other essential resources that support operational efficiency and cost management during critical growth phases.
For more information, visit NEXT Canada.
