—by a supportive community of mentors, advisors and a peer network of high-achieving trailblazers just like you.
Designed and delivered by women angel investors and seasoned entrepreneurs, the SheBoot program is dedicated to helping you build your skills, expand your network, and pitch your business to land investment.
If accepted, you’ll join a cohort of women founders and commit a minimum of two half days per week for a six-week bootcamp dedicated to accelerating the growth and success of your technology startup through:
Bootcamp culminates in a pitch competition where founders vie for a total of $300,000 in equity-based investment from 30 women angels!
Your dedicated coach and ghost board will work with you for another six months to help maintain your momentum and support you on your investment journey.
– Sofia Bonilla, HOPE Pet Food
The 2024 application period is now closed. We are overwhelmed with the response and are excited to proceed with the selected candidates.
We invite you to sign up for updates and be the first to know when applications for our 2025 cohort open.
When we use the term ‘women,’ we refer to all individuals who identify as women. This includes women of colour, transgender women, and women with gender-diverse identities (as we know that gender is fluid and can change throughout one’s lifetime). These women have historically and systemically been excluded from many mainstream programs, services, and opportunities.
We’re making a concerted effort to prioritize equity, access and inclusion in everything we do. Our goal is to ensure that anyone who accesses our program truly feels welcome and supported.
SheBoot isn’t just about funding and mentoring; it’s about fostering an impact-driven community.
We understand that every business journey is distinct. If you’re wondering if our program is right for your venture, don’t sideline your potential by counting yourself out. Instead, get in touch with our team. We’ll help you navigate your eligibility and do our best to support you beyond our program.
