Launch your startup in the future of learning and work space
The Exploration Lab is the first cohort-based experience that helps you launch your startup idea in the future of learning and work, alongside a global community of idea-stage founders like yourself. Brought to you by the makers of the Transcend Fellowship.
Congrats on the launch! The future of education is the future for everyone 👏
I love how you are going deeper and sooner into this process. You are a beast Alberto so I'm excited where this goes from here.
So exciting to see the Exploration Lab take form. A go-to space for education and work founders that's clearly working to catapult ideas into reality. Tons of industry knowledge, context, and support, along with a community to keep you going and give interesting perspectives. Congrats to @albertoarenaza, @mnarea, and @transcendnet on the launch!
Hey PH fam! In these last two years, we've seen the massive growth of education and work startups around the world, as well as funds and programs that support them. We have run our own at Transcend Network, where we have supported 100 founders from almost 30 countries. But somehow, we couldn't find any programs that supported individuals before they launch: we call them idea-stage founders. We want to fix that. We are excited to share the Exploration Lab 🔍, the first cohort-based experience that
Congrats on the launch Alberto!! This is amazing, looking forward to seeing it grow
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