Tetr College of Business, a globally recognized business school, has launched a $10 million fund called the ‘Tetr – Under 20’ to support early-stage student entrepreneurs. This initiative is designed to invest in promising ideas and ventures led by students under 20, fostering innovation across a wide range of sectors.
The fund will be spearheaded by industry leaders Manoj Kohli, Viney Sawhney, Pratham Mittal, Nitin Gaur, Mihir Mankad, and Debesh Sharma, who collectively bring vast experience in business, technology, and investment. The fund will target at least 20 innovative startups with a sector-agnostic approach, focusing on key areas such as artificial intelligence (AI), emerging technologies, sustainability, direct-to-consumer (D2C) brands, healthcare, and more.
Beyond funding, student entrepreneurs will have access to Tetr’s global network of incubation centers, which provide expert mentorship, cutting-edge facilities, and a wide range of industry connections across Tetr’s international campuses. The fund will also offer comprehensive support in areas like product development, marketing, talent acquisition, and regulatory compliance, ensuring that students have all the tools needed to scale their ventures.
Applications for the ‘Tetr – Under 20’ fund are open, and students can submit their ideas by sending a detailed pitch deck to the college’s investment team.
Tetr College of Business offers a unique educational experience, where 120 undergraduate students from around the world are given the opportunity to learn by launching real businesses. As part of its four-year bachelor’s program, students will study at prestigious institutions across seven countries—USA, Italy, Singapore, Brazil, UAE, India, and Ghana—immersing themselves in different global markets while building their ventures.
This new fund marks a bold step in Tetr’s mission to nurture the next generation of entrepreneurial leaders and innovators, helping students turn their business ideas into reality on a global scale.
