Indian Angel Network to launch incubation center
India’s largest group of angel investors, Indian Angel Network Services, is set to launch an incubation center to assist an estimated 30 start-up ventures in its first year – a sizeable endeavor as the consortium has signed just 16 deals over the past four years, according to local media.
The center, which is slated to launch next month, aims to support start-up companies for a period of 18-24 months. Reports note that the group will not own offices but will have digital operations. It...
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