Business school incubators: hatching golden eggs

Business school incubators may improve fledgling companies’ odds of surviving, but they are no guarantee of success. In fact, some schools caution would-be entrepreneurs to limit their expectations — particularly given that failure goes with the territory.

Incubators offer prospective entrepreneurs resources and insights to assist them during the start-up process — in some cases by injecting funds into projects. Perhaps more importantly, incubation includes imparting management skills and market knowledge to help them navigate an often harsh and competitive business environment. ...

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