Project Europe fund.
Last updated: 22 May 2026
Details
- URL: https://www.projecteurope.co/
- What it is: early-stage programme/fund supporting young technical founders in Europe with funding + mentorship
- Deal: €200,000 investment for 6.66% equity
- Who it’s for (criteria): 25 or younger • technical solutions for hard problems • based in Europe
- What you get: 1:1 mentorship (partners), quarterly coworks (cohort co-working in EU cities), AMAs with founders/experts, media & distribution, access to a network of 215 European founders
- Applications: rolling cohorts (apply anytime)
The deal (terms)
Project Europe describes the investment as:
- Initial investment: €200,000
- Equity: 6.66%
They explicitly state they invest from the idea stage (“If you think it's too early to apply, it isn't”).
Criteria (more detail)
According to the source, the key criteria are:
- you are 25 or younger
- you are working on hard problems with technical solutions
- you have an idea or you are tinkering around a thesis
- you are starting your company from Europe
- no prior education or funding required
Format: what do you get as a portfolio founder?
The site describes the infrastructure for portfolio founders as:
- 1:1 mentorship: direct mentorship from Project Europe Partners
- Quarterly Coworks: the cohort travels together to work in different European cities
- Regular AMA sessions: with top founders, engineers and industry experts
- Media: support to create media + distribution via their channels
- European Founders network: access to advice and support from the 215 European Founders backing Project Europe
How does it work in practice?
Project Europe emphasises:
- Rolling cohorts: you can apply any time and (if selected) get onboarded quickly.
- Build where you want: you can build where it’s best for your company; the cohort meets periodically at Coworks.
- No standard experience: take what you need and leave what you don’t — you remain in control.
Partners (selection)
The site lists Project Europe Partners such as (selection):
- Mati Staniszewski (CEO ElevenLabs)
- Rina Onur Sirinoglu (CEO Spyke Games)
- Victor Riparbelli (CEO Synthesia)
- Pauline Glikman (CEO Payflows)
- Fabian Kamberi (CEO Slay)
- Max Linden (CEO lemon.markets)
- Din Bisevac (CEO Buena)
- Steffen Tjerrild (COO Synthesia)
- Ferdinand Dabitz (CEO Ivy)
- Joel Hellermark (CEO Sana)
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