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Prince Albert Fund (KBF)

The Prince Albert Fund (KBF) is a Belgian non-profit organization that provides scholarships for young Belgian professionals to lead international business development projects outside Europe, promoting Belgian business abroad.

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Overview

What Prince Albert Fund (KBF) does

What Prince Albert Fund (KBF) is

The Prince Albert Fund (KBF) is a Belgian non-profit organization that provides scholarships for young Belgian professionals to lead international business development projects outside Europe, promoting Belgian business abroad.

How it participates in the startup ecosystem

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Operational profile

Organization status and context

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Operational status
Active
Organization type
Grant Maker
Founded
Founded in 1984
Approximate age
About 42 years
Structured capabilities
Grantor
Last reviewed
April 1, 2026

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Capability profile

Prince Albert Fund (KBF) as a grantor

Grant thesis

The Prince Albert Fund aims to help talented young professionals gain experience in managing international projects for Belgian companies outside Europe, thereby contributing to the development of the Belgian economy and international business.

Focus narrative

The Prince Albert Fund connects Belgian companies with young professionals for one-year international business development projects. It targets Belgian companies of all sizes, including startups, SMEs, and large organizations, focusing on strategic challenges such as market exploration, opening foreign subsidiaries, and optimizing international supply chains. The Fund supports candidates with a tax-free grant, leadership training, and mentorship.

Value and support

Beyond funding, the Prince Albert Fund offers leadership training and mentorship to candidates, enhancing their professional development and preparing them for future challenges in international business.

Grant economics

Grant range
$27,500
Typical grant
$27,500
Grants per year
30
Dilutive
No
Nonprofit only
Yes

Availability

Application state
Accepting
Application cycle
annual

Eligibility and fit

Stages
Pre-seed · Seed
Audience
Students · Founders
Regions
Europe

Process and recipient context

Application process

Candidates are selected for a structured program that includes 12-month business development assignments. The Fund collaborates with approximately 30 candidates annually, providing them with mentorship and training to enhance their skills in international business.

Recipient context

The Fund has partnered with over 250 Belgian companies, including notable names such as Libeert, Renson, AB InBev, Neuhaus, Cartamundi, and Gimber, all of which have engaged in various international business projects.

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Source basis

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Last reviewed

April 1, 2026

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