The document describes Entrepreneur First (EF), a program that helps recent graduates build startups from scratch by forming teams without preexisting ideas. Over the course of a year, EF provides part-time team building, followed by full-time validation and acceleration periods. During team building, participants test different team permutations by rapidly building products to identify strong teams. The program has helped form over 11 startups from its first class of 33 people, with the startups collectively raising $11 million. The document argues traditional accelerators are not well-suited for helping graduates without teams or ideas, and that EF's intensive team-building process is key to its success in selecting strong founding teams from individuals.