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I totally agree that welfare institutions themselves are in no position to judge. I firmly believe though that institutions within the ecosystem like VC firms o
by vincentleeuwen 13y ago
I totally agree that welfare institutions themselves are in no position to judge. I firmly believe though that institutions within the ecosystem like VC firms or accelerators could take up that role.
As for the income. I believe that (at least here in Amsterdam) the average startup founder that is bootstrapping lives on an amount that quite resembles welfare income. (if not less)
- cmac2992 13y agoWhat incentive do VCs and accelerators have vet significantly more startups?
- vincentleeuwen 13y ago1) Discovery - New initiatives are on their radar early 2) Business - Nobody said they should do it for free. Most (local) accelerators and VCs are not exactly raking in the millions, so this could be an easy 2nd business model.