Investment Manager

The role of manager startup accelerator is to support and guide early-stage companies

graduated from incubation and NIC program, through their growth and investment journey. This

position involves a combination of strategic planning, business development, and investor

relations.

Startup Selection and Due Diligence

The Acceleration and Investment Manager plays a key role in identifying and selecting promising

startups to participate in the accelerator program. They conduct thorough due diligence on

potential candidates, assessing their business models, scalability, and market potential.

Startup Selection

The manager participates in the screening and selection process of startup applicants for the

accelerator program. They assess the viability, potential, and alignment of startups with the

accelerators goals and investment criteria.

Program Management

Once the startups are accepted into the accelerator, the manager oversees their progress

throughout the program. They work closely with each startup to develop customized growth

strategies, set milestones, and provide guidance on various aspects of their business, including

product development, marketing, finance, and operations. Organize investment summits and

demo days Liaison with Partner accelerators

Mentoring and Coaching

The manager acts as a mentor and coach to the startup founders, offering advice, industry

insights, and expertise. They help identify and address challenges, provide networking

opportunities, and connect startups with relevant resources, such as industry experts, advisors,

or potential customers.

Investor Relations

One of the key responsibilities is managing relationships with investors. The manager assists

startups in preparing pitch decks, financial models, and other investment materials. They

facilitate connections between startups and potential investors, organize investor meetings and

demo days, and negotiate investment terms.

Investment Strategy

The manager collaborates with the accelerators investment team to develop and execute the

investment strategy. They analyze market trends, conduct due diligence on startups, evaluate

investment opportunities, and make recommendations for funding decisions. Networking and

Partnerships: Building a strong network of industry professionals, mentors, advisors, and

partners is essential. The manager actively engages their market potential, team capabilities,

business models, and scalability. By carefully curating a portfolio of high-potential startups, the

manager ensures the program's overall success.

Program Development and Management

The manager is responsible for designing and implementing the accelerator program, including

defining the curriculum, workshops, mentorship opportunities, and networking events. They

tailor the program to address the specific needs and challenges faced by the participating

startups. Through their expertise in startup acceleration, the manager provides valuable

guidance and support to help startups achieve growth milestones within the program's

timeframe. Mentorship and

Advisory Support

The Accelerator Manager acts as a mentor and advisor to the startups, providing strategic

guidance, industry insights, and connecting them with relevant networks. They leverage their

experience and expertise to help startups overcome obstacles, refine their business strategies,

and make informed decisions. The manager acts as a trusted partner throughout the startup's

journey, offering valuable insights and helping them navigate the challenges of scaling their

business. Accelerator Manager plays a pivotal role in the startup accelerator by selecting

promising startups, designing and managing the accelerator program, providing mentorship and

advisory support, facilitating fundraising efforts, tracking performance, and engaging with the

startup ecosystem. Their expertise and guidance are instrumental in accelerating the growth

and success of the participating startups. with the startup ecosystem, attends relevant events,

and establishes partnerships to bring in valuable resources and opportunities for the startups.

Program Evaluation

Throughout the accelerator program, the manager monitors and evaluates the progress and

outcomes of the startups. They collect data, track key performance indicators (KPIs), and

provide regular reports to stakeholders, including the accelerator management and investors.

Post-Acceleration Support

After the program ends, the manager continues to support the startups in their growth

trajectory. This includes assisting with post-program fundraising, market expansion, strategic

• partnerships, and any ongoing challenges the startups may