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The Fellowship Program | Community Enterprise Accelerator Cohort 4 applications are open — apply by September 14, 2026 Cohort 4 is open — apply by Sept 14 A 9-month fellowship providing funding, personalized business support, and connections to help Bronx entrepreneurs grow their businesses and strengthen their community.
The CEA Fellowship Program Our 9-month Fellowship program supports talented entrepreneurs who deserve more recognition. Fellows receive $15,000 in funding, personalized business help, and connections to important people and resources. This support helps them grow their businesses and make a bigger difference in the community.
Business Support & Funding $15,000 in grant capital (disbursed monthly) Tailored business development training & workshops (e.g., AI, digital marketing, financial management) One-on-one mentorship with industry experts & M&T Bank advisors Customized strategic projects with NYPACE advisors Weekly coaching check-ins with Program Director Monthly ecosystem immersion events connecting fellows, advisors, and students Networking with Bronx stakeholders, corporate partners (Hearst, M&T Bank), and community leaders Access to a diverse advisory network and industry experts Opportunities to build robust relationships within a supportive peer cohort Monthly in-person events at key Bronx/NYC locations (e.g., Hearst Tower, BronxNet, Hunts Point Market) Weekly Mastermind group sessions for peer-led problem-solving Weekly facilitated workshops on critical business skills Weekly one-on-one coaching check-ins Development of clear one-year and three-year growth plans Ready to Transform Your Business and The Bronx?
We're looking for Bronx entrepreneurs who have been running their business for at least a year and have made over $75k in total sales. If you want to grow your business, improve your strategy, and connect with people who can help you succeed, apply to the CEA fellowship today. CEA is a registered 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization (EIN: 33-1588118).
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Bronx-based entrepreneurs with at least one year in business and over $75,000 in total sales. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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The published deadline was September 14, 2026, which has passed. Check the official notice for any future application windows before investing time in a proposal.
Community Enterprise Accelerator Fellowship Program is funded by Community Enterprise Accelerator Inc.. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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