These programs are aimed at developing your company by providing access to mentorship, investors, and other support programs. The main goal of business incubators and accelerators is to create stable and sustainable businesses.
 

Ashoka (fellowship)

Provides early stage financial support and lifetime membership for social entrepreneurship from four programs/tools.

ASPIRE from VentureWell

Startups gain admission into a week-long training and mentorship program geared towards increasing investments. Open to startups focused on inventions in the area of science and engineering. 

ATDC (Advanced Technology Development Center)

Fosters technological entrepreneurship by combining curriculum, coaching, connections, and community. Students at Georgia Tech are eligible to join ATDC's Educate program for free. Located in Tech Square. 

CREATE-X Startup Launch

12-week intensive student-focused program that enables teams to work on their startup-up ideas. Acceptance into this program includes $20,000 in seed funding, $50,000 in legal assistance, access to the CREATE-X collaborative workspace, 1:1 faculty-led coaching, and access to a network of field specific mentors and experts.

Echoing Green (fellowship)

Provides funding for social innovation through a robust fellowship program aimed at tackling a wide range of issues. 

Endeavor Atlanta

Entrepreneurs will be a part of an organization that helps companies grown through the entirety of their life-cycle. Entrepreneurs will have access to mentors, capital, markets, and talent. 

I-Corps South

Provides entrepreneurship eduction for startups through various support programs, including SBIR Phase Zero that provides a $25K grant. 

techstars

Has a two-phase program, Accelerate and Scale. Startups benefit from a 3 month mentorship program and then investment from Techstars Venture Capital Fund. 

Unreasonable Group

Focuses on growth-stage entrepreneurs (moved beyond startup phase).

Y Combinator

Founders move to Silicon Valley for 3 months to benefit from intensive work in order to get them ready for investors. Y Combinator also provides seed funding twice per year to help founders scale their companies. Located in Silicon Valley, California.