Review on Entrepreneurs Roundtable Accelerator by Jorge Hernández
empowering the world's creators of technological innovations
For startups promoting companies, guaranteeing support for projects under development means ensuring the growth of the network of leading companies in the technology industry worldwide in the immediate future.
This is part of the premise used by the founders of Entrepeneurs Roundtable Accelerator; an organization of American origin based in New York; whose main objective is to contribute to the maximum development of technological organizations in their initial phase in a period of four months, through their integration into the program of financial measures, commercial strategies and mentoring of investors and globally recognized mentors.
Entrepeneurs Roundtable Accelerator recruits applicants for its acceleration program twice a year, once in January and once in June.
The training and advice of the incubator and acceleration program for emerging companies or seeds. The duration of the programs is 4 months and provides a set of both financial and logistical resources, as well as physical space conditioned for the training of startups.
It also prepares a personalized study schedule for each startup.
Each startup training program ends with a DEMO DAY; in which the companies formed have the opportunity to enjoy an exponential audience of market leading investors to expose their business and capture capital funds for the solid positioning of their company and the commercialization of their products and services.
Entrepeneurs Roundtable Accelerator has a valuable track record within the chain of capital companies that are committed to the development of emerging companies in the technology sector; which makes it worthy of the trust of entrepreneurs, partners, mentors and investors from around the world.
Pros
- Contributes to new technological developments
- Has a global reach
- Provides capital contributions and promotion programs to startups globally
- Offers subsequent benefits to companies formed within its initial program
Cons
- Holds only two programs annually, in January and June
- Requires an 8% stake in the shares of the promoted companies
