Gründerdrømmen
Gründerdrømmen is Unity Spark’s 12-month development programme for multicultural entrepreneurs in Western Norway.
Who is it for? People with multicultural backgrounds in Western Norway who want to start or grow a business
Building a company, product, or business idea means making decisions continuously and facing new challenges along the way. These programs connect entrepreneurs, founders, and people interested in business with mentors who can share experience in building organizations, developing markets, entrepreneurship, and commercializing ideas.
Gründerdrømmen is Unity Spark’s 12-month development programme for multicultural entrepreneurs in Western Norway.
Who is it for? People with multicultural backgrounds in Western Norway who want to start or grow a business
Hauge School of Management has more than a decade of experience with student mentoring.
Who is it for? Students at Hauge School of Management / NLA University College
HER Mentor 2026/27 supports women entrepreneurs who are starting or growing a business.
Who is it for? Women entrepreneurs at start-up or established-business stages
KRAFT is Diversify’s entrepreneurship programme with a five-month group-mentoring phase after initial training.
Who is it for? People with minority or immigrant backgrounds developing businesses in Norway
The agricultural mentoring scheme is a national programme in which new farmers are supported by an experienced farmer for one year.
Who is it for? New farmers in Norway seeking guidance from an experienced farmer
Connect Vest links CEOs of innovative startups with experienced mentors through Innovation Norway's mentoring subsidy, tailoring one-to-one pairings to each company’s needs based on extensive matching experience.
Who is it for? CEOs of startups (under 5 years)
Structured mentoring scheme for members: experience-based guidance, network access, and individual or group mentoring programs.
Who is it for? Founders and member companies
Mentoring program at NTNU linking researchers with promising deep-tech results to experienced entrepreneurs, investors and leaders to assess commercialization opportunities.
Who is it for? Researchers and research groups with commercial ambitions
SPARK Bergen is a one-year translational-innovation pilot at the University of Bergen and Haukeland University Hospital.
Who is it for? Early academic and clinical research projects with translational potential at UiB/Haukeland