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In January 2019, the IÉSEG Incubator selected 17 startups, made up of IÉSEG students and alumni, to participate in its 2019 START program.

The selected startups on the Lille and Paris campuses cover a wide variety of sectors (from the artistic sector to technological development, etc.), and are all in the startup phase:

•    Alter-Native:  platform dedicated to establishing young, responsible brands and designers in independent stores.

•    BeCycle: collaborative platform to rent bicycles; a simple solution that allows users to borrow quality, cheap and suitable bikes.

•     Sejum France: company that imports green (non-processed) coffee and chia seeds from Mexico in order to sell them in Europe.

•    Cro’Bon: meeting place in the Dordogne region made up of a brewery, a store and an exhibition space for local artists.

•    Flying for You: street marketing agency that delivers messages and publicizes brands via different operations.

•    Fulgora: online payment method, which allows clients to pay in an instantaneous and safe way.

•    Gustave: a turnkey solution and a simple way to give visitors of e-business websites the possibility to try before they buy, where and when they wish.

•    Impulso: accompanies young people in their preparation and realization of social missions alongside micro-entrepreneurs in Latin America.

•    KOMBUSTACHE: aims to artisanally create and distribute the new drink “kombutcha” (pronounced “kom-bou-tcha”).

•    Le Frigo: reinventing automatic vending machines by installing connected refrigerators in work spaces.

•    Pixetik: company that does product placement for a positive impact in movies and shows.

•    Simone & Geo: brand of eco-responsible clothing, which markets to young, active women in cities.

•    Super Bonbon: brand of environmentally-friendly food supplements.

•    VERDADE: French brand of linen and house accessories, 100% eco-responsible, inspired by travel.

 

Amongst the 17 selected projects, 3 are projects from last year that have had the opportunity to continue as “incubés”.

•    Bring You Beers: artisanal beer.

•    Phacil: allows to look for any given health product, to know in which pharmacy in proximity it is available and for what price.

•    The Art Cycle: platform that brings artists and art amateurs together through the rental and the sale of works of art.

The Incubator also accompanies entrepreneurs with two other programs: SPARK and SCALE.

With these three programs, the Incubator offers every member a space and professional support, allowing them to grow and develop. For example, they benefit from the expertise of a coach, who helps them structure their projects; from brainstorming workshops and workshops on themes led by experts, networking events and the expertise of a community of entrepreneurs.