Business incubation

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Business incubators, a popular entrepreneurship policy intended to help new businesses avoid the risks of failure and generate economic growth, now serve more than 1,600 communities across the United States. Business incubators help new ventures by providing subsidized office space, shared administrative services, access to capital and financing, networking opportunities, and assistance with legal, technology transfer, and export procedures.