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Accelerator Definition Based on a Review of Definitions in the Literature (view source)
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|Nest - Business incubators and accelerators: the national picture (UK)|2018|Accelerator - Fixed duration programme (usually between three and twelve months); Typically growth-based (payment via equity rather than fees); Focus on services over physical space; Admission in cohorts; Provision of startup services (e.g. mentorship, entrepreneurial training); Highly selective.|[https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/706581/Business-incubators-accelerators-directory-update.xlsx/ Link]|TBD|-|Nest|2011|An application process that is open to all, yet highly competitive. Provision of pre-seed investment, usually in exchange for equity. A focus on small teams, not individual founders. Time-limited support comprising programmed events and intensive mentoring. Cohorts or ‘classes’ of start-ups rather than individual companies.|[https://www.nesta.org.uk/report/the-startup-factories/ Link 1]; [https://media.nesta.org.uk/documents/the_startup_factories_0.pdf/ Link 2]|TBD
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