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→Onsite OH Investors v. mentors
====Onsite VC v. Angel Investors====
====Onsite OH Investors v. mentors====
Thoughts (Ariel, 07/20): The name listed on 'mentor' page/sections must all be mentors, and the same applies for investors/OH investors although few companies list their investors. So here the only thing we are trying to differentiate is whether the mentor is a investor. maybe via checking whether they are from a VC firm?? But even they are from VC companies doesn't mean they are going to invest on the startups of the Hubs they are mentoring on. Or another way to think about it is differentiating between mentors/OH mentors. Mentors tend to give the particular startups long term support and available when needed while OH mentors only gives advice on the spot.
'''Mentors'''
**Focus on improving entrepreneurial community through ongoing, recurring support
**Help and guide the startups on: business plans and models, management, development, execution, technology innovation, marketing, sales
**Common fields/occupations: founder/CEO of another company, business development, serial entrepreneur, marketing, sales, management consulting, technology and innovation, research professor etc.
**Some companies offer mentor hours
*'''TBD Points''':
