An official status for student entrepreneurs
The official French status of student entrepreneur may be awarded by a regional committee. This status allows access to the leading French network of student entrepreneurs and its associated resources.
The business world is undergoing profound changes, and entrepreneurship is increasingly important. The ISC Paris Group’s academic incubator supports entrepreneurship by giving entrepreneurs a safe and encouraging place to work on their projects.
The official French status of student entrepreneur may be awarded by a regional committee. This status allows access to the leading French network of student entrepreneurs and its associated resources.
On our Paris campus, entrepreneurs have a 1,000 square meter space, fully equipped with a printer, Internet, telephone, mail service, and photocopier, plus meeting rooms and a lounge.
The incubator offers group trainings. These workshops can be held at our location or yours, using our PEPITE network. They are project-oriented and allow plenty of time for discussion between participants.
Budding entrepreneurs can test their business plans internationally, in our partner academic incubators in Belgium, England, Canada, and other countries. This offers a safe environment for opening up new markets.
Scholarships are awarded in certain cases and under certain conditions (business, quality, and impact criteria) to compensate for the loss of internship income when a student chooses to do an internship in their own business.
Entrepreneurs can count on the ISC alumni network, the PEPITE network, and the incubator’s local, national, and international partners.
Every entrepreneur has to deal with key issues such as writing a business plan, making financial forecasts or choosing a legal structure. To make the right choices, budding entrepreneurs need advice and support. Entrepreneurs also have to overcome doubt, uncertainty, and setbacks–frequent occurrences throughout the process.
The ISC Paris incubator puts people first and business plans second. Becoming an entrepreneur is an ongoing learning process–it involves lots of meetings, informed opinions, targeted responses, and many hours of work.
The incubator offers a variety of tools to guide, assist, and support entrepreneurs: mentorship with experienced volunteer mentors, and coaching for creating a business plan.
The incubator is available to all ISC Paris Group students and graduates.
Selection is done throughout the year, based on an application and an interview with a jury.
Places may be awarded to entrepreneurs from the school’s partner educational institutions or businesses.
Meet ISC Paris entrepreneurs who created impactful businesses and meaningful careers.
Charles-Hugo Dissard
JUCH, environmentally responsible shoes
Julia Mbengue
JUCH, environmentally responsible shoes
Mathieu Jeanne-Beylot
MUTUM, a platform for loaning items for free from individual to individual.
Yannick-Ange Mbengue
WAST, an eco-friendly and socially responsible laundry and dry-cleaning service with home pickup.
David Gourdet
WAST, an eco-friendly and socially responsible laundry and dry-cleaning service with home pickup.
Chadi Srour
THUILLIER, the continuation of a historic French shirt tailoring company.
Nicolas Morschl
BONSOIRS, a line of high-end bed linens, made in France.
Florian Rabeau
KALAIN, a creator of custom scents, to keep the memory of a loved one alive.
Simon Collot
OSER, an improvisational theater group that fosters self-confidence in a supportive environment.
