Starting a Business Incubator
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Service area: minimum 50,000
population within a 50 mile area
Physical facility: Office space, Office/warehouse
Virtual incubation
Site selection:
Construction or renovation:
Staffing
Staff training
Client attraction
Client screening
Client retention
Client development programs
Client growth
Support systems and equipment
Computer networks
Telephone systems
Feasibility
Validation of incubator service area
Type of facility
Host community participation
Agreements: reference contracts for
incubator clients, mentors, advisors
Agreements: reference guides for mentors,
advisors and exit interviews
Relationship between not-for-profit sponsors and for-profit operators
Resources of the host community
Marketing, operations, administration and financing of the incubator from both public and
private sectors
Client development
methodologies
Reference
Incubator: Entrepreneurial Development Center
Advisory boards
Mentors
Professional
Development Coach
Instruction in business plans/growth strategy
Technology transfer
Project commercialization
Marketing strategies
Accounting
Finance
Personal selling skills
Entrepreneurial development training programs
Manuals
Self-sufficiency
Fees for services
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