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866 Fellowship for the top 0.1% of founders: EWOR raises €60M to help the outliers ‘build trillion-dollar companies’

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Vigneshwar Ravichandran @ Silicon Canals · 04/29/2025 03:28 EDT

Fellowship for the top 0.1% of founders: EWOR raises €60M to help the outliers ‘build trillion-dollar companies’

Berlin-based EWOR,  an emerging founder fellowship, announced that it has raised €60M in fresh capital to support the world’s most exceptional early-stage entrepreneurs. Out of the total, €30M will go toward a Series A financing round for its operating business, EWOR, and another €30M allocated to a Luxembourg-based investment fund.  Daniel Dippold, co-founder and CEO ... Read more

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