Business Incubator Programs for Start-ups
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A Business Incubator is an organisation designed to help entrepreneurs expand through different supportive services.
These facilities includes funding, office space, finance management, networking links and skills training workshops.
Business Incubator programs, which helps both new and start-ups, are sometimes sponsored by Government bodies, Private companies and Universities.
Entry is by admission and each program has it’s own criteria.
Take a look at some of the newest programs for start-ups UK wide and pick to fit your business needs.
More info – Tech.London
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