Review on LAUNCH by Douglas Cachazo
LAUNCH: Bridging the gap between startups and founders.
Many consider this company as an accelerator type, I do not think this is the case, in my concept it is an intermediary that gives you the opportunity to interact with mentors and investors with a view to founding your entrepreneurial project.
The company has supported the founding of successful companies of great renown such as Uber and Dropbox among the most prominent, not only does it act as an intermediary but also makes significant financial investments in your venture, it is not based on programs, Launch carries out events, publications, explanatory videos that are sponsored and published with good publicity in financial magazines.
To indirectly support ventures the company has paid workshops, the most outstanding are: A workshop aimed at investors in which they are instructed or educated to invest in ventures, that if I had not seen so far, but those investors leave ready to see which venture to act or invest when you get to the events that are organized for these purposes, they are also available documents and podcasts that are issued.
Other workshops of interest are one for entrepreneurs who have already launched their products and another to help them grow. Additionally, with partner companies they offer programs aimed at entrepreneurs, among the most outstanding in my opinion is the one to find your first customers which is a free seminar and growth workshops with 6 weeks of duration,
Launch has many renowned partner companies among the most prominent are IBM, Samsung, Linkedin and others.
Pros
- Company supports ventures as an intermediary with investors.
- Prestigious, world renowned partner companies
- Success stories include venture success stories such as Uber and Drogbox
- Provides significant financing
Cons
- Nothing to say
