Incubator: Organization or program that provides support and resources to early-stage startups to help them develop their business ideas into viable companies. They nurture startups through their infancy stages, providing them with the tools and guidance they need to grow and succeed. > Accelerator: Program designed to help startups rapidly accelerate their growth and scale their businesses. They provide startups with intensive mentoring, networking opportunities, access to investors, and sometimes seed funding in exchange for equity. Accelerators typically culminate in a demo day where startups pitch their businesses to potential investors. > Hub: Physical or virtual space, often located within a city, region, or organization, where stakeholders collaborate, exchange ideas, and work together to foster innovation and entrepreneurship. These hubs serve as focal points for innovation ecosystems, bringing together entrepreneurs, startups, investors, researchers, corporations, government agencies, and other stakeholders to facilitate the development and commercialization of new ideas, technologies, and business models. > Venture studio: Organization that systematically creates and launches new startup ventures. They originate their own startup ideas and build teams around them. They streamline the startup creation process by providing a structured framework, shared resources, and expertise to launch and grow multiple ventures efficiently. > Venture clienting: Business strategy where established companies or organizations, referred to as venture clients, engage with startups as clients to address specific innovation needs or challenges. It’s a collaborative approach to innovation that allows established companies to leverage the agility and creativity of startups to drive growth, competitiveness, and market differentiation. > Tech Transfer Offices: A Technology Transfer Office (TTO) is an entity within organizations such as universities that facilitates the commercialization of internal innovations by managing intellectual property, licensing technologies, supporting university spin offs etc. Database built by: Aline Noizet, Alain Bindels, Niko Freitag, Himanshu Nimje and Mikel Mangold Any inquieries: [email protected] "> Incubator: Organization or program that provides support and resources to early-stage startups to help them develop their business ideas into viable companies. They nurture startups through their infancy stages, providing them with the tools and guidance they need to grow and succeed. > Accelerator: Program designed to help startups rapidly accelerate their growth and scale their businesses. They provide startups with intensive mentoring, networking opportunities, access to investors, and sometimes seed funding in exchange for equity. Accelerators typically culminate in a demo day where startups pitch their businesses to potential investors. > Hub: Physical or virtual space, often located within a city, region, or organization, where stakeholders collaborate, exchange ideas, and work together to foster innovation and entrepreneurship. These hubs serve as focal points for innovation ecosystems, bringing together entrepreneurs, startups, investors, researchers, corporations, government agencies, and other stakeholders to facilitate the development and commercialization of new ideas, technologies, and business models. > Venture studio: Organization that systematically creates and launches new startup ventures. They originate their own startup ideas and build teams around them. They streamline the startup creation process by providing a structured framework, shared resources, and expertise to launch and grow multiple ventures efficiently. > Venture clienting: Business strategy where established companies or organizations, referred to as venture clients, engage with startups as clients to address specific innovation needs or challenges. It’s a collaborative approach to innovation that allows established companies to leverage the agility and creativity of startups to drive growth, competitiveness, and market differentiation. > Tech Transfer Offices: A Technology Transfer Office (TTO) is an entity within organizations such as universities that facilitates the commercialization of internal innovations by managing intellectual property, licensing technologies, supporting university spin offs etc. Database built by: Aline Noizet, Alain Bindels, Niko Freitag, Himanshu Nimje and Mikel Mangold Any inquieries: [email protected] "> Incubator: Organization or program that provides support and resources to early-stage startups to help them develop their business ideas into viable companies. They nurture startups through their infancy stages, providing them with the tools and guidance they need to grow and succeed. > Accelerator: Program designed to help startups rapidly accelerate their growth and scale their businesses. They provide startups with intensive mentoring, networking opportunities, access to investors, and sometimes seed funding in exchange for equity. Accelerators typically culminate in a demo day where startups pitch their businesses to potential investors. > Hub: Physical or virtual space, often located within a city, region, or organization, where stakeholders collaborate, exchange ideas, and work together to foster innovation and entrepreneurship. These hubs serve as focal points for innovation ecosystems, bringing together entrepreneurs, startups, investors, researchers, corporations, government agencies, and other stakeholders to facilitate the development and commercialization of new ideas, technologies, and business models. > Venture studio: Organization that systematically creates and launches new startup ventures. They originate their own startup ideas and build teams around them. They streamline the startup creation process by providing a structured framework, shared resources, and expertise to launch and grow multiple ventures efficiently. > Venture clienting: Business strategy where established companies or organizations, referred to as venture clients, engage with startups as clients to address specific innovation needs or challenges. It’s a collaborative approach to innovation that allows established companies to leverage the agility and creativity of startups to drive growth, competitiveness, and market differentiation. > Tech Transfer Offices: A Technology Transfer Office (TTO) is an entity within organizations such as universities that facilitates the commercialization of internal innovations by managing intellectual property, licensing technologies, supporting university spin offs etc. Database built by: Aline Noizet, Alain Bindels, Niko Freitag, Himanshu Nimje and Mikel Mangold Any inquieries: [email protected] ">