Guidance on basic business modeling
It is this selectivity that gives incubated companies success rates well above the market average.
Unlike many business-assistance programs, business incubators do not apply to every type of company.
Incubation processes follow specific criteria: only ideas and businesses whose viability is confirmed in the prior study are admitted. It is this selectivity — combined with ACCN's 8 pillars of support — that makes incubated companies better prepared, more resilient, and far more likely to survive than the market average.
Guidance on basic business modeling
Accessibility and digital positioning
Help with presentation techniques
Access to angel investors or venture capital
Assessing the team's qualifications and aptitude
Creating a manual of standards, procedures, and processes
Specific, broad positioning in networking
Projected tax savings and reallocation
Access to educational resources for hiring talent
Training and development of management and sales teams
Business etiquette
Intellectual property management
Marketing with brand-image creation
Monitoring of financing with rate analysis
Convergence with companies of similar activity
Structuring of advisory boards
Commercial assistance for products and services
Monitoring of loan funds and guarantee programs
Every admitted company undergoes a feasibility study and commercial projection. From there, the 8 pillars are engaged in a coordinated way — legal, accounting, financial, commercial, HR, marketing, and compliance — always with periodic follow-up to assess the business's level of development.
Talk to ACCN about your project or your company. The first step is a careful analysis of your potential.
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