Frøya Ventures and Insj at University in Oslo Join Forces to Boost Diversity and Support Female Entrepreneurs

In an exciting new partnership, Frøya Ventures and Insj UiO are joining forces to strengthen the pipeline of female entrepreneurs and startups. This collaboration is set to enhance support for budding female innovators, providing them with the resources and mentorship needed to turn their ideas into successful businesses.

Insj, an organization based at the University of Oslo (UiO), has a stellar reputation for nurturing student entrepreneurs. Their comprehensive support system includes advice, mentorship, and resources to help students realize their entrepreneurial aspirations. To date, Insj has assisted over 400 student startups in their growth journeys, aiding them in securing funding and navigating the complexities of launching new ventures. Insj offers a range of programs in entrepreneurship, providing essential legal counseling and access to a network of over 30 experienced mentors. These mentors play a crucial role in guiding startups through the initial stages of development, offering insights and support that are instrumental in their success.

Frøya Ventures is thrilled to announce the signing of a collaboration agreement with Insj. This partnership underscores our commitment to fostering diversity and supporting female entrepreneurs in the startup ecosystem. We are eager to work alongside Insj, leveraging our expertise and resources to empower the next generation of female leaders in business.

“We believe that diversity is a key driver of innovation and success in the entrepreneurial landscape,” said Hege Dillner,  General Partner in Frøya Ventures and lead in the establishment of this agreement. “Our partnership with Insj UiO is a significant step towards creating a more inclusive environment for female entrepreneurs. We are excited to contribute to the growth and success of these startups and look forward to a fruitful collaboration.”

This partnership aligns with Frøya Ventures’ mission to promote sustainable growth and innovation. By supporting female entrepreneurs, we aim to foster a more diverse and dynamic startup community, which is essential for long-term economic development. We look forward to following the progress of Insj and the startups they support, and to being an active and collaborative partner in this exciting journey.

In the picture below you find from left: Melody Chen (Insj), Ikram A. and Hege Schøyen Dillner (Partner in Frøya Ventures).

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