New Entrepreneurs Foundation on hunt for ‘young entrepreneurs of tomorrow’ Uber and JustPark have backed 12 month initiative which provides young talent with a paid placement, business mentor and access to monthly events... Written by Henry Williams Published on 22 January 2016 Our experts We are a team of writers, experimenters and researchers providing you with the best advice with zero bias or partiality. Written and reviewed by: Henry Williams The New Entrepreneurs Foundation (NEF), a not-for-profit organisation that looks to support young talent, has put out a call for young entrepreneurs to take part in its upcoming 12-month entrepreneurship development programme.Due to start in September 2016, successful applicants will receive a paid work placement in a high-growth company, membership in a 10-month fast-track programme, access to an executive coach and a business mentor and a monthly speaker & networking events.The programme is supported by large corporates such as McKinsey, CVC and Rothschild, as well as fast growth start-ups including Uber, Made.com and JustPark.NEF claims to have helped 120 young individuals create 40 businesses over the last five years, raising almost £3m in early stage and seed funding between them.Applications for the programme close in mid-February. Those interested can complete an online entry form here. Share this post facebook twitter linkedin Written by: Henry Williams