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The role of Incubators and Accelerators in knowledge valorisation
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The financial investment is, dependent on the type of entity, provided in the form of a grant or a loan (e.g., a governmental or university incubator) or through equity (e.g., a corporate or private accelerator), often in the form of a SAFE (Simple Agreement for Future Equity) note. Some of these as
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  • The financial investment is, dependent on the type of entity, provided in the form of a grant or a loan (e.g., a governmental or university incubator) or through equity (e.g., a corporate or private accelerator), often in the form of a SAFE (Simple Agreement for Future Equity) note.
  • Some of these aspects come together in their investor-events (or ‘demo-days’). This is of great value for the founders and truly ‘accelerates’ the development and growth of their startup, especially for first-time founders.
  • In these programs, being amongst people who are encountering similar struggles in the hectic life of an entrepreneur can not only create awareness that you are not alone, but also create a peer-to-peer learning environment that benefits all. This establishes a community feeling, another important feature of incubators and accelerators.

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