Miller Center for Social Entrepreneurship Accelerator 2025 for Social Enterprises

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Applications are open for Miller Center for Social Entrepreneurship Accelerator 2025. Take your impact to scale and get ready for next-level investment. The Miller Center for Social Entrepreneurship Accelerator connects social enterprise leaders with the expertise, resources, and networks to overcome barriers to growth.

If you lead a mission-driven social enterprise looking to scale a proven impact model, you’ve come to the right place! Miller Center’s Silicon Valley-based, globally recognized, investment readiness accelerator helps leaders develop pathways to scale and prepare for next-level investment. They focus on social enterprises working on women’s economic power and/or climate resilience. With proven curricula and accompanied by their outstanding executive mentors and leadership coaches, together they will uncover and address gaps and opportunities in your business and develop an action plan so you can achieve your vision for organizational growth.

Miller Center for Social Entrepreneurship Accelerator Benefits

Mentorship: Paired with 2-3 experienced business executives
Curriculum: Structured 6-month “mini MBA” for social entrepreneurs
Resources: Free 3-year license for Sopact’s Impact Cloud
Network: Global community of social entrepreneurs and investors

Eligibility Criteria

Participants

Be a senior leader (e.g. CEO, Executive Director, Managing Director)
Fluent in English or Spanish
Has consistent and reliable access to internet connectivity
Proficient in Excel
Has the availability to participate in the 6-month program requiring:
- Weekly 1-hour calls with mentors
- Commitment to work a few hours per week on plan to become more investable

Organizations

Committed to creating positive benefits for people living in poverty, addressing one or more of the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
Intentional about supporting women’s economic power, climate resilience, or the intersection of both. Miller Center looks at four dimensions of women’s economic power — women as leaders, employees, value chain participants,
And/or customers. Climate resilience focuses on addressing the intersection between the climate crisis and people living in poverty who are most impacted, specifically in the areas of safe water and sanitation, renewable energy, and regenerative agriculture.
Committed to scale its solution far beyond current operations.
Operational for at least a year and delivering products/services to customers.
Has at least $50,000 USD (or local currency equivalent) in annual earned income and is not entirely dependent on contributions or grants.
Working financial model forecasting cash flow, balance sheet, income statement.
Minimum 3 full-time staff (or equivalent).
Minimum 3-month cash runway.