EP46: Launch Your Startup Inside an Incubator Accelerator Program

Which one to join, how to get accepted, and leaning on experts early on.  (Recorded Live on Clubhouse February 4, 2022) 

In this session, we’re discussing the benefits of incubators also known as innovation centers for startups with Carrie Purcell, founder and CEO of Tech-Adaptika and John Wensveen, TEDx speaker and Chief Innovation Officer at the NSU Levan Center. Learn tips on where to start and how to get in along with the possible benefits your business can gain. 

Moderators: Colin C. Campbell, Michele Van Tilborg

Speakers: John Wensveen, Carrie Purcell

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