Building a startup from the ground up is one of the most demanding undertakings an entrepreneur can take on. Even with a strong product idea and a motivated founding team, early-stage companies face a predictable set of challenges: insufficient capital, limited networks, no track record, and the isolation that comes with building something new without institutional support. Business incubators exist to address these challenges directly, providing the structure, resources, and community that give early-stage companies a measurably better chance of reaching sustainability. What Is a Business Incubator? A business incubator is an organization that supports early-stage companies through a combination...