People doing the work
People currently working in positioning, sales, marketing, product, pricing, and related fields lead the main sessions.
12 weeks · Mississauga · 0 → 1
A 12-week Muslim founder accelerator in Mississauga. Execution can be taught. The truth of your business can only be discovered.
SixTwentyTwo is an in person accelerator for early-stage founders. We teach sales, marketing, positioning, pipeline, product, pricing, pitching, and investor readiness. Each week, you use those skills in your own company, look at what happened, and use the facts to decide what to do next.
Length
12 weeks
Weekly commitment
20+ hours
13 hour minimum
Location
Mississauga
Sheridan EDGE, Square One
Tuition
None
You commit the time and work
Who it is for
A focus in the field, with or without a company yet.
We build each cohort with an equal mix of people still shaping an idea and founders already in market.
Ideators
You see a problem worth solving.
You know the field or have a knack for the problem, but you may not have a company yet. No pitch, traction, or fully formed idea required.
In Market
You are already putting it to the test.
You may have a product, customers, or revenue. Bring the real numbers and the part of the business you need to work through.
What both groups share
A commitment to the weekly work, an honest account of what happened, and the willingness to test what they learn.
01
The twelve week flow
You work in workshops and small pods throughout the program. Each session gives you something specific to test in your company.
1–6
Weeks 1 to 6
Learn the core skills
People working in positioning, sales, marketing, product, and pricing lead the sessions. You use each lesson in your company, test it with customers, and bring the result back to the group.
7
Week 7
Show the room where the business stands
Explain the problem, customer, interviews completed, what you learned, one important metric, and where you are stuck. This gives the next part of the program a clear target.
8–10
Weeks 8 to 10
Focus on the biggest problem
Week 7 shows where the business needs the most work. The next three weeks focus on that problem. You test possible answers, review the results, and put the strongest answer into practice.
11–12
Weeks 11 to 12
Turn the work into a strategy
Bring together what you learned about the customer, product, positioning, pricing, and growth. Present the business, answer hard questions from the room, and leave knowing what to work on next.
02
Build in weekly sprints
Each week follows the same cycle: choose the next question, do the work, look at what happened, and use it to plan the next sprint.
20+hrs
Typical week
13 hour minimum
Written
Tuesday
Set the sprint
Write down what happened last week, choose the next priority, and define what you will test this week.
2–4hrs
Twice a week
Workshops and pods
One virtual session early in the week and one on Saturday, in person or virtual. Learn a practical method or work through the sprint with a small group focused on the same part of the business.
30min
During the week
Mentor one on one
Work through the specific issue in front of you with a mentor who can look beyond the headline.
30min
During the week
Founder peer
Compare what each of you tested with the founder you are paired with, and check the assumption the other has stopped noticing.
10+hrs
Between sessions
Run the sprint
Talk to customers, work the pipeline, test the message, put forward the price, or ship the product change.
Learn to see your business clearly.
Investor readiness means looking at your business as objectively as possible.
- Is the problem real?
- Can you reach the customer?
- Will they pay?
- Does the product work for them?
- Can the company grow?
This prepares you to raise if you choose. It also helps you make better decisions whether or not you ever seek investment.
03
Help tied to the work
Another founder
Another founder challenges your assumptions, follows the commitment you made, and gives you an outside view of the company.
A mentor for the problem
SixTwentyTwo connects you with a founder, operator, or specialist who understands the problem you are working through.
Where it runs
Mississauga, ON
Sheridan EDGE — Square One Campus
In person, twelve weeks. Saturday sessions in the room. The rest of the week you work from wherever your company actually lives.
Open map
04
Before you apply
What does it cost?
No tuition or program fee. We ask for a real commitment instead: show up each week, keep building between sessions, and present what you can prove at SixTwentyTwo Showcase when the twelve weeks are done.
Who is SixTwentyTwo for?
Founders with a focus in the field. About half of each cohort is still testing the problem; the other half already has customers or revenue. You do not need a company yet. What matters is that you will do the work, share what happened, and change course when the facts point somewhere else.
Do I need traction to apply?
No. You may still be testing the problem, or you may already have customers and revenue. Traction is not a requirement. Willingness to do the work is.
Where does it run?
In person at Sheridan EDGE's Square One Campus, Mississauga, with hybrid options where it makes sense.
How much time does it take?
Plan for a minimum of 13 hours each week, and expect 20 hours or more in a typical week. This includes 2 to 4 hours in workshops or pods, 30 minutes with a mentor, 30 minutes with a founder peer, and at least 10 hours executing inside your company.
What do I leave with?
Work already done: a pipeline you ran, positioning you tested, customer conversations you had, a price you put on the table, a pitch built from evidence. You also leave with a written playbook of the tools you used, a cohort that saw the messy version, and a way of working you can use when the next hard question shows up.
When does Cohort 2 start?
Cohort 2 begins in January 2027. Applications close in December 2026. Exact dates will be announced before founders commit.
Cohort 2 starts in January 2027.
Applications close in December 2026. Exact dates and the final weekly schedule will be shared before accepted founders commit.
Apply
Not ready for the cohort? Join for meetups, updates, and ways to help founders build. Join the Hijra.