Operator Circle - Deeptech Growth Investment and Support Program

About

A growth investment program designed for deeptech startups in the DACH region, offering substantial financial support and strategic mentorship from experienced executives. Participants will benefit from a unique network and operational guidance tailored to their specific industry challenges, enhancing their scalability and growth potential.

Benefits

• 💼Investment Support
  Investment tickets ranging from CHF 250,000 to CHF 1,000,000 (approximately $280,000-$1,100,000) alongside top-tier VC investments
• 🤝Executive Mentorship
  One-on-one strategic mentorship from C-level executives of successful Swiss scaling companies
• 🌐Network Access
  Access to an exclusive network of operators and industry resources for growth support
• 📈Operational Guidance
  Practical advice to avoid pitfalls and high-signal operational insights from experienced professionals
• 🚀Growth Experience
  Support leveraging the growth experiences of established companies in the deeptech sector

Eligibility Criteria

• Open to deeptech startups in Switzerland or the DACH region at the growth stage (Series B+)
• Must operate in specific fields including robotics, space technology, energy, quantum, semiconductors, and AI (excluding biotech, health tech, and consumer goods)
• Must be a legally registered company with valid incorporation documents
• Startups should demonstrate scalability and growth potential
• Team should have relevant expertise in deeptech sectors

Participation Commitments

• Must apply through the official "Reach Out" channel on the website
• Commit to engaging with the mentorship and support provided throughout the investment period
• Participate in scheduled meetings and strategy sessions with mentors and investors
• Provide regular updates on company progress and milestones

Target Region

Open to startups in Switzerland and the DACH region (Germany, Austria, Switzerland)

Target Sector

Focused on deeptech sectors including robotics, space, energy, quantum, semiconductors, and AI