Organizations of a Startup Ecosystem

Take inventory of your startup ecosystem for what currently exists and what does not.

Here’s a list of organizations to look for:

– Universities that provide the founder talent.
– Angel groups and other investor networks for funding the startups.
– Venture capital funds providing funding.
– Incubators and accelerators for coaching the startups.
– Service organizations to provide legal, accounting, and financial services.
– Coworking spaces to provide spaces for startups.
– Government groups providing funding such as grants and loans.
– Startup and business plan competitions providing funding for startups.
– Event programs that bring the community together.
– News and media companies covering the startup community.

In building your startup ecosystem, seek to recruit or build these organizations.

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