While I love the idea, the problems is that the key of success for these accelerators is finding people who really have experience and can help, money isn't eno

While I love the idea, the problems is that the key of success for these accelerators is finding people who really have experience and can help, money isn't enough. In Miami we see these happening a lot. People from completely other businesses, such as real estate, are jumping in this startup accelerators game without a real direct experience, with the only goal of taking advantage of inexperience young entrepreneurs. The money isn't the problem, neither creating accelerators. The problem is finding people like PG or you that have a real experience and that are willing to share it, outside of the few well known tech hubs, like SF, NY or Boston.