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Find (or be found as) a co-founder via Startium.

Last updated: 22 May 2026

A good idea is one thing, but finding the right partner to make it happen together is just as important. Via Gentrepreneur’s Startium platform, student entrepreneurs can find each other for collaboration.

Co-founder matchmaking

In the Opportunities → Co-founder section on Startium you’ll find listings from other student entrepreneurs looking for a co-founder. This helps you discover which projects are looking for an extra team member, and whether your skills and interests are a match.

It also works the other way around: you can post your own co-founder listing to make your project visible to the entire Gentrepreneur network. Describe what you’re looking for and let other entrepreneurs come to you.

How to get started

Register for free at gentrepreneur.startium.be and go to Opportunities → Co-founder to browse the listings or post your own.

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