using the exits as one criteria to judge the overall startup accelerator program and labeling it as a failing attempt is premature.
Even in the article Gilani says "takes years for companies to get traction and get an exit".
I think the success of these programs will depend on who the accelerator program is, type, region and other factors, but for sure it is too early to draw conclusions.
Even in the article Gilani says "takes years for companies to get traction and get an exit".
I think the success of these programs will depend on who the accelerator program is, type, region and other factors, but for sure it is too early to draw conclusions.