accelerator programmes

International scaling expertise for accelerator programmes

Early international thinking changes outcomes.
Founders need practical tools – not theory.

The challenge

Accelerator participants often:

1

Focus locally instead of globally

2

Lack clarity on international fundraising

3

Expand without a structured commercial strategy

International growth and international market expansion are more than pretty slides – it’s experiences and insights shared by founders who have already done it.

How we work

This is the process we will guide you through.

1

Choose the right programme track

We help define whether the programme should focus on international fundraising or international commercial scaling — based on the founders’ stage, needs, and growth ambitions.

2

Deliver focused founder webinars

We run short, practical webinars that give founders a clear introduction to the chosen subject and the key decisions ahead.

3

Turn insight into action

Through half-day workshops, we help founders apply the frameworks directly to their own companies, markets, and commercial challenges.

4

Bring market access into the room

We execute physical events with a specific market focus on Germany, the UK, or the US — connecting founders with relevant insights, networks, and opportunities.

5

Support selected founders 1-to-1

We provide tailored advisory to selected founders, helping them sharpen their strategy, prepare for key conversations, and move faster on international growth.

FOUNDER story

"We had validated our technology but needed a clear path to our first commercial customers. Canute helped us clarify the buyer journey and sharpen our go-to-market strategy."

Peter Baech Kanpla

Shannon Hanson

Founder, Reef Circular

Who it's for

Accelerator programmes with international ambitions
Innovation hubs and ecosystems
Cohorts preparing for fundraising or expansion

Why Canute by Thursday

We combine real founder execution with capital strategy and international commercial scaling. Participants get practical insight from operators – not just pretty frameworks.