Titlebook: Observing Acceleration; Uncovering the Effec Peter W. Roberts,Saurabh A. Lall Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 201

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Driving the Net Flow of Funds,us the corresponding average for ventures that were rejected. We show that accelerators vary in the extent to which their NFF exceed the per-venture costs of running programs. After isolating the programs that more than cover their reported operating costs, we describe the program-level data that wi

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Building Application Pipelines,xplain which accelerators are more effective when it comes to driving new funding into early-stage ventures. At the end of the chapter, we pay special attention to programs that prefer to work with marginalized entrepreneurs, like women and minorities.

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Programming to Close Knowledge, Network, and Capital Gaps, The EDP data show how few of the differences relating to curriculum structure, design, and delivery help distinguish high-NFF programs from their low-NFF counterparts. However, important differences appear when attention shifts to how entrepreneurs spend their time during the program, and how inves

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