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G. Ventures Scout Program

G Ventures Scout Program is G Ventures' scout program offering students the chance to source investment opportunities on campus.

Scout Program

Overview

What G. Ventures Scout Program offers

What G. Ventures Scout Program is

G Ventures is France's first student-powered venture capital fund, founded in 2021. The Scout Program is G Ventures' flagship initiative to source investment opportunities from university campuses across France through a network of student scouts.

Operational profile

Program status and context

Program status describes the program itself. Application availability and deadlines remain separate.

Operational status
Active
Program type
Scout Program
Host organization
G. Ventures
Last reviewed
May 26, 2026
What Scout program means

A scout program is a structured venture-capital program that recruits external people to help a fund discover, refer, evaluate, or sometimes invest in early-stage startups.

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Terms and economics

Published program terms

Equity
1%
Price
Free
Compensation
Carry Share

Compensation and economics

Scouts are incentivized through carried interest (1% carry on investments they identify), direct equity participation in successful exits, professional development training, and access to a community of student investors.

Focus and fit

Who the program is for

Program thesis

G Ventures aims to democratize access to venture capital by leveraging the diverse perspectives of students across France. The program focuses on sourcing investment opportunities from university campuses, allowing students to engage directly with the venture capital ecosystem.

Eligibility

Applicants must be full-time students with at least one year remaining in their program and a commitment of 2+ hours per week for at least one year.

Selection approach

To become a G Ventures Scout, applicants must be active, full-time students at accredited institutions, have at least one year remaining in their program, commit 2+ hours per week for at least one year, and demonstrate interest in VC and entrepreneurship.

Regions
Europe
Audience
Students

Format and cadence

How participation works

Presence
In Person
Main location
France
Duration
52 weeks
Engagement
Part Time

Delivery model

The program operates on university campuses across France, requiring in-person participation.

Participation expectations

Participants are expected to commit at least 2 hours per week for a minimum of one year.

Availability and engagement

Application timing and route

Application state
Accepting
Admissions
Open

Published timeline

The program requires a commitment of at least one year, with scouts expected to dedicate 2+ hours per week.

Value and support

What participation may provide

Publicly described support is context, not a guarantee of current delivery or future benefit.

What participants may receive

Participants gain access to a community of student investors, training on VC fundamentals, networking events, mentorship from experienced investors, and investment tools.

Outcomes and track record

What the public record shows

Historical activity and reported outcomes provide context, not a guarantee of future results.

Reported outcomes

MailWarm – YC’21 email‑deliverability platform now serving 3 000+ businesses. Stockly – Techstars alum that raised €5.1 M to solve e‑commerce stock‑outs. AZMed – AI radiology spin‑out that secured €1.2 M and CE certification within a year. ‍

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Program details at a glance

G. Ventures Scout Program is published in Upseed as a scout program program hosted by G. Ventures. Upseed treats the Program and its host Organization as separate records so each can have its own status and sources.

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Source basis

Public organization and program material, official websites, and structured Upseed records.

Last reviewed

May 26, 2026

Known limits

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