Our Mission

Entrepreneurship has the power to drive progress, create opportunity, and transform communities. Many of our clients in the Extraordinary Ability visa category have gone on to build ventures that generate global impact—but their journeys began with education and opportunity. Our founding partners know firsthand how critical access to resources can be in shaping a business career.

Through this scholarship, we aim to remove financial barriers so that talented students can focus on developing their leadership skills, advancing their studies, and building the businesses of tomorrow.

Empowering Future Leaders

The 2026 Extraordinary Business Leadership Scholarship is designed to help promising entrepreneurs and business students at the beginning of their careers. Whether you are developing a startup idea, studying business fundamentals, or preparing for a career in corporate leadership, this program is meant to support your academic and professional journey.

Eligible majors include (but are not limited to):

• Business Administration
• Entrepreneurship
• Finance
• Marketing
• Management
• International Business
• Economics
• Accounting
• Supply Chain & Operations

We believe that extraordinary leadership deserves extraordinary support. By investing in the next generation of business innovators, we hope to foster economic growth, creative problem-solving, and global impact.

How to Apply

Applicants can choose one of the following formats:

• A written essay (500–1,000 words)
• A video (up to 2 minutes)

Your submission should:

• Tell us who you are and what you’re studying
• Share your business journey and achievements
• Explain what drives your passion for entrepreneurship or business leadership, and how you plan to use your skills to make a positive impact
• Include a link to your portfolio, pitch deck, or relevant project (optional)

Important Details

Application Deadline: March 1, 2026

Winner Announcement: April 1, 2026

Award Distribution: Scholarship funds will be sent directly to your university to be applied toward tuition or student housing expenses.