March 2021
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352 pages
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English
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Index
- NOTE: Page references in italics refer to figures.
- A
- Accel, 63
- Accelerator archetypes, 73–94
- benchmarking and best practices for, 74–76
- change as constant and, 73–74
- customized partnership accelerators, 93
- ecosystem accelerators, 82–86
- for-profit independent accelerators, 93
- partnership accelerators, 86–92, 91
- philanthropic accelerators, 93
- selecting right model of, 94
- types of, overview, 76–77
- venture accelerators, 76–82
- Accelerator engagement options, 140–141. See also Outsourcing and delegating
- Accelerator program managers as stakeholders, 115–116
- Account management, 205–206
- Acquisition
- “After the Honeymoon Ends” (BCG), 249, 250
- Agile methodology (Lean Startup), 26, 26, 123
- Airbus, 256
- Albright, Madeline, 190
- The Alchemy of Growth (McKinsey), 20
- AlphaLab, 68
- Altman, Sam, 57, 172
- Alumni as mentors, 234
- Alumni programs, 275
- Amazon, 10, 85
- Andreessen Horowitz, 202
- Antioco, John, 9
- Antler, 160–161, 161, 226
- Application process, 159–167
- application questions, 160–161, 161
- application tool, 161–162, 162
- diversity of applicants, 167
- emphasizing quality over quantity of applicants, 164–165, 165
- formal application importance to, 159
- intrapreneurs (in-house applicants), 166–167
- open application vs. nomination process, 160
- promoting, 163–164
- recruiting applicants and generating interest, 163
- recruiting from universities, 166
- See also Selection process
- Archimedes, 45
- Assigned mentors, 241
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