Incubator1616 Ventures
Connecting North and South American startup ecosystems through experienced scouts.
- Location
- Brazil / United States
Venture programs
Open-ended programs that help people form and grow early companies, often with space and coaching rather than a fixed cohort.
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Incubator1616 Ventures
Connecting North and South American startup ecosystems through experienced scouts.
IncubatorLestari (Pijar Foundation)
Bridging academia and venture capital for research-driven enterprises.
IncubatorBaltic Sandbox Ventures
Empowering early-stage deep tech and life science startups in the Baltic region.
IncubatorBlackbird Ventures
Free mentoring program for early-stage founders in Australia and New Zealand.
IncubatorCisco
Cisco's Entrepreneurs in Residence (EIR) program was an incubation initiative supporting early-stage B2B companies collaborating with Cisco to buil…
IncubatorGround Up Ventures
Empowering founders and students through innovative fellowship programs.
IncubatorMassRobotics
MassRobotics is a non-profit organization operating a startup escalator program to support early-stage robotics and automation companies. The organ…
IncubatorMassachusetts Institute of Technology
Free and confidential mentoring service for the MIT community.
IncubatorNew York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA)
The NYSERDA Entrepreneurs-in-Residence Program brings experienced entrepreneurs and executives into state energy organizations to provide mentorshi…
IncubatorTUM Venture Labs
A free soft-landing program helping international quantum companies set up in Munich and Bavaria.
IncubatorScientifica S.p.A. (Scientifica Venture Capital)
Investing in deep tech and science-enabled innovation.
An incubator supports company formation over a longer, looser period than an accelerator.
Who it is for: founders at the idea or very early stage, often tied to a university, city, or sector.
What you get: workspace, coaching, services, and a community. Some invest; many do not.
How people get in: rolling applications are common. Fit with the host institution or sector usually matters most.
Some do and many do not. University and public incubators often take none. The confirmed terms are on each program page.
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