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EEG's new unique accelerator program for NYU founders: tailored workshops, expert mentorship, and top-tier VC networking – focused on individual startup needs in a growth-centric community.
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Entrepreneurs In Residence (EIR) is a selective accelerator program for NYU founders. We provide tailored workshops, expert mentorship, and top-tier VC networking – focused on individual startup needs in a growth-centric community.
This is not a class. It is a commitment to building your company alongside other high-agency founders.
What to Expect
- Founder socials
- Need-based workshops
- Partner office hours
- Investor pitch opportunities
- Demo Day presentation
Requirements
- Must have an existing startup or strong idea
- Commitment to the 9-week program
- Openness to feedback and iteration
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Weeks 1-2
Weeks 1-2
Phase 1: Selection & Alignment
You begin with a highly selective application and interview process designed to identify founders who are serious about building. Once admitted, you’ll meet your cohort over dinner and align on expectations, goals, and how to get the most out of the program.
Weeks 3-7
Weeks 3-7
Phase 2: Build, Learn, and Iterate
This is the core of the program. You’ll participate in founder dinners, need-based workshops, and office hours with VC partners, all tailored to the specific challenges your startup is facing, whether you’re refining your idea, building an MVP, or pushing toward revenue.
Weeks 8-9
Weeks 8-9
Phase 3: Exposure & Outcomes
The semester culminates in optional pitch opportunities and deeper VC exposure. You’ll reflect on your progress, sharpen your narrative, and present your company to investors, peers, and the broader startup community. You'll leave the program with momentum, clarity, and a stronger founder network.
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Apps open at the beginning of each semester. Subscribe to our newsletter or follow our Instagram to stay updated.
The Process
Our application consists of 3 rounds.
Written application
Short-answer questions to gauge your interests and analysis abilities.
1st interview
A follow-up interview for accepted applicants.
Final interview
Several interview rounds to test your analysis skills.
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Companies built by founders in our EIR program.
