Changes

===Incubators===

:Incubators “shelter vulnerable nascent businesses, allowing them to be stronger to become independent” (National Business Incubation Association). Incubators serve as a temporary space for start ups to develop in their early stages. Unlike accelerators, there is no formal curriculum, cohorts, or duration of stay. Residents of incubators pay fees for both rent and services, and are not offered the breadth of resources found in an accelerator. (Fehder and Hochberg, 2014)

===Top Seed Accelerators, 2014 (SARP)*===

* Notable absences: Y Combinator and Rock Fund, both of which no longer identify as seed accelerators but as seed funds

==Angel Investors==