Das Projekt HUB for female entrepreneurs wird gefördert aus Mitteln des Europäischen Sozialfonds und der Senatsverwaltung für Wissenschaft Gesundheit, Pflege und Gleichstellung, Abteilung Frauen und Gleichstellung.
Are you a migrant who wants to become an entrepreneur or is already an entrepreneur in Berlin? Become part of the HUB!
The HUB for Female Entrepreneurs is an incubator for startups by international women, where each participant can develop her entrepreneurial personality as well as her business.
We learn together and co-found! Frauenalia's multidisciplinary team brings in multiple layers to work with you to make your business a success. Throughout the four modules of our program, participants address and deepen the key topics of each phase of starting a business. The modules are independent of each other, so participants can sign up for the module that best suits their current situation.
In addition, our HUB offers women entrepreneurs and future founders thematic compact courses on various essential topics of a start-up.
In the first module we accompany you in the analysis of entrepreneurship as a form of labor integration. We help you to reflect on whether this is the best path for you to follow.
If in your case, you have a concrete business idea and you are determined to become an entrepreneur, module 2 is the one that helps you, on the one hand, to develop the personal qualities of an entrepreneur and, on the other hand, to concretize your idea and design your business model and your business plan.
Module 3 offers you guidance and support in the first steps after launching your business idea on the German market in order to strengthen your entrepreneurial skills and to grow your business.
If you are a visual artist and need support to professionalize your artistic activity, we invite you to participate in module 4, in which we offer you tools to overcome the challenges of cultural entrepreneurship.
With the new online compact courses, we would like to support female founders with relevant topics related to their business start-up. Participation is free. The registration fee for participants residing in Berlin is co-financed by the European Social Fund ESF and the Senate Department for Science, Health, Care and Equal Opportunities.