Business
Incubator
We recognize business incubation as the act of placing a new business in conditions favorable for early growth and development. Although the incubator model is suitable for a large variety of companies, over the recent decade high-tech startups have constituted a large part of incubator portfolios.
We recognize business incubation as the act of placing a new business in conditions favorable for early growth and development. Although the incubator model is suitable for a large variety of companies, over the recent decade high-tech startups have constituted a large part of incubator portfolios. Incubators typically provide physical workspace for startups in their program, co-location with other new businesses that can network with and leverage each other, mentor networks, shared services and some provide capital (in various forms). Companies eventually “graduate” from the incubator, and are transitioned to the outside “real-world.”
Business
Accelerator
Business acceleration assists companies grow current business and diversify into new markets/products/services. Business acceleration addresses all organizational, operational and strategic challenges that impede growth, expansion and success. Speed and intensity are requirements for business acceleration.
Business acceleration assists companies grow current business and diversify into new markets/products/services. Business acceleration addresses all organizational, operational and strategic challenges that impede growth, expansion and success. Speed and intensity are requirements for business acceleration. Business acceleration is an integrated program that supports business expansion or redefinition by growing sales and increasing profits in a sustainable manner. We define business acceleration candidates as “second stage” companies that have the desire and potential to grow, recognizing their need for support and resources to accomplish their goal.
