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Incubators in Five Ecosystems (view source)
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|Has project output=Data
|Has sponsor=Kauffman Incubator Project
|Has sponsor=Kauffman Incubator Project
|Has title=Incubators in Five Ecosystems
|Has project status=Active
|Does subsume=Ecosystem: Austin or Houston, Ecosystem: Burlington VT, Ecosystem: Denver CO, Ecosystem: Unconventional Ecosystem, Ecosystem: Washington DC, Incubator Seed Data Coverage,
}}
==Introduction==
===Classifying Ecosystem Participants===
For this section, we consider ecosystem participant in Washington, DC; Boulder, CO; Austin, TX; Burlington, VT; and the Twin Cities of Minneapolis, MN and St. Paul, MN; but not the broader or surrounding cities or areas that we used above.
====Incubators====
|-
| Incubator
| Vermont Center for Emerging Technologies(VCET)
| Burlington
| VT
*VCET looks to all appearances online like an incubator or hub but first-hand knowledge reveals that it is really a disjoint collection of co-working spaces, a fund, and other activities.
*Bunker Labs is inside of the Capital Factory (which is a hub). It operates a program for veterans using space from WeWork that qualifies as an incubator.
*Galvanize runs multiple campuses and does not describe itself as an incubator. It also charges for co-working space and course courses separately. However, it does provide mentorship (https://www.galvanize.com/mentors) and seems to meet the definition of an incubator.
*The Hatchery is the AARP's innovation lab, but it self-describes as a physical incubator and appears to meet the base definition.
