City Partners
Support entrepreneurship learning, local engagement, business clinics, and community activities in a city or region.
Partner With FDB
Build Entrepreneurs. Strengthen Businesses. Create Local Impact.
FDB Business works with aligned organizations, institutions, professionals, and communities to make practical entrepreneurship education and support more accessible.
Partnership Opportunities
Choose a collaboration model that matches your strengths
Partnership scope is discussed and documented based on capability, location, audience, resources, compliance, and mutual fit.
Institutional Partners
Collaborate on courses, workshops, entrepreneurship programs, student engagement, and business awareness initiatives.
Corporate Partners
Explore employee, vendor, channel, community, or enterprise-development programs aligned with FDB capabilities.
Community Partners
Work with entrepreneur groups, trade bodies, associations, and local communities to expand practical support.
Ecosystem Partners
Build connections across mentorship, incubation, professional services, technology, funding readiness, and business growth.
Why Partner
Contribute to an end-to-end entrepreneur journey
Partners may help entrepreneurs access learning, workshops, business clinics, mentors, professional resources, local communities, and funding-readiness support.
Structured Platform
Participate in a connected Build • Grow • Fund entrepreneurship ecosystem.
Relevant Communities
Engage aspiring entrepreneurs, business owners, founders, and partner networks.
Flexible Collaboration
Define activities and responsibilities according to the approved partnership model.
Shared Impact
Help expand responsible business learning and support in relevant communities.
Who Can Apply
Organizations and professionals aligned with entrepreneurship development
Educational institutionsCompanies and employersEntrepreneur and trade associationsIncubators and acceleratorsProfessional service firmsTechnology and platform providersFinancial and funding organizationsCommunity and regional organizationsExperienced business professionals
Partnership Process
From interest to an agreed operating plan
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Submit Partner Interest
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Initial Discussion
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Capability & Fit Review
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Partnership Model
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Agreement & Onboarding
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Launch & Review
Let’s explore what we can build together
Tell us about your organization, location, audience, capabilities, and the partnership model you would like to discuss.