Program Profile
Endeavor
New York, US (network across 28+ countries, strong LatAm roots)Ongoing membership after selection
Quick facts
- Headquarters
- New York, US (network across 28+ countries, strong LatAm roots)
- Founded
- 1997
- Model
- No investment or equity — a selection & mentorship network
- Duration
- Ongoing membership after selection
About
Endeavor is not an accelerator in the classic sense — it takes no equity and invests nothing directly. It is a rigorous, invitation-based selection process (its network was founded in Argentina and Chile) for already-scaling companies, granting access to mentors and, separately, to the Endeavor Catalyst co-investment fund. It targets scale-ups, not first-time idea-stage founders.
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Profiling Endeavor here is informational, not an endorsement or a guarantee of acceptance. Every program has its own selection bar, terms and fine print — verify current details on the program's own site before applying.
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Frequently asked questions
Does Endeavor take equity?
Its model is: No investment or equity — a selection & mentorship network. Terms change over time and can vary by cohort — confirm the current deal directly with the program before applying.
Is Endeavor only for companies based in Latin America?
Not necessarily — several programs profiled here accept applicants globally but run a Latin America-specific track or regional office. Check the specific program's eligibility criteria.
Where does this information come from?
Compiled from the program's own site and public press coverage as of the review date above. Accelerator terms, funding amounts and program structure change between cohorts — confirm anything load-bearing directly with Endeavor.