Accelerators, Hubs, Shared Spaces, Nurseries - Engines for Innovation pt.2
summary
Multiple accelerators describe concrete offers and outcomes: $100,000 and three- to six-month program for select teams; Chief Scientist incubator funding of $600,000 USD / 2 million shekels plus follow-on and convertible loans; a Microsoft-backed program reporting ~80% follow-on funding, $1.9M average follow-on and 13 exits. Active themed cohorts include medical with Becton Dickinson and Healthbox, cyber with Akamai and JVP, IoT with American Family; Orange Fab targets European and African market access; H‑Farm provides campus-style B2B market introductions.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Accelerator ecosystems
- 2:26Disrupting education
- 5:58Why choose your accelerator
- 8:26Pitching accelerators
- 10:59Selection and programs
- 13:09Global models and metrics
- 14:53Israel’s innovation hubs
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