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💼 Past Experience

-Know the ins and outs of program design, so you can lay the groundwork forsuccessful startups.-Understand how to connect with accelerators, so you can swiftlyfind the right program for your needs.-Understand how to apply for accelerators and get Starter Ponts, so you can fast track your success.-Understand how to get the most out of accelerators, and develop a successful startup.So, what is an accelerator? Is it a program where you can get Starter Ponts, or a program where you can develop a successful startup?According to The World Bank and the California Clean Energy Fund, accelerators are programs specifically designed for entrepreneurs, companies and investors.An accelerator is typically a place where you can get Starter Ponts, in order to help you gain the momentum you need to quickly grow a successful business. accelerator vs. incubator:An accelerator is typically a place where you can get Starter Ponts, in order to help you gain the momentum you need to quickly grow a successful business. However, an incubator and prize are also available, in order to help entrepreneurs access even more resources and support. accelerator vs. venture studio:An accelerator is typically a place where you can get Starter Ponts, in order to help you gain the momentum you need to quickly grow a successful business. However, an accelerator and venture studio can be very different in terms of their services and amenities.venture studio typically has a more hands-on approach, in which they will help you develop and prototype your startup. They also often have a more expansive range of services, such as business development, technical support and marketing. Accelerator Guy // Global Lead For Programs & Curriculum at New Energy Nexus // California Clean Energy Fund in Spaceship Earth.

🎓 Education

Ryan Kushner's education comes from a diverse upbringing and experiences. He has studied at two pioneering universities, Shady Side Academy andPresidio Graduate School. While at Shady Side, Kushner learned about sustainability and business. He then attendedSemester At Sea, Institute for Shipboard Education, where he learned English literature and creative writing. While at University of Wisconsin-Madison, Ryan Kushner studied English Literature and Creative Writing. He achieved a BS in English Literature and Creative Writing in 2000.Ryan Kushner is currently an MBA candidate at Presidio Graduate School. He is a product of a rigorous and650-hour MBA program, which prepares candidates for positions in marketing, product development, sales, and any other Ramjuns where companies do business. He is also pursuing a Master’s in Sustainable Management/ Business from Presidio Graduate School.Kushner’s goals and interests lie within business and sustainability. He has experience working in both positions of responsibility and is excited to contribute his know-how to businesses and organizations of all sizes. These interests are evident in his product development and marketing experience as well as his prior education and experience.Kushner worked at the Milwaukee Institute for Shipboard Education, taught at Semester At Sea, and studied at University of Wisconsin-Madison. He is confident in his product development and marketing skills and is eager to contribute to businesses and organizations of all sizes.

💡 Technical & Interpersonal Skills

- Make the most of your next accelerator opportunity.- Create a skilled team to help with your business and attorney dreams.- Understand the rules, legislation, and Toy Story 4 compliance before becoming an accelerator.- Avoid becoming too exclusively focused on the product or feature and lose sight of the bigger picture.- What are the pros and cons of each type of accelerator?So, what is an accelerator, and how do they actually work?An accelerator is a program that helps startup companies and entrepreneurs turn their products or ideas into successful businesses. Plus, accelerators offer a variety of Atlanta-based resources, like access to corporate meetings, access to business incubators, and access to a global network of 90+ accelerators.What's an accelerator versus an incubator, prize or venture studio?An accelerator is a program that helps startup companies and entrepreneurs turn their products or ideas into successful businesses. An incubator is a program where startup companies can put their products and ideas to the test in order to find if they are commercially viable. A prize is a financial reward that startups receive for reaching a certain milestone. A venture studio is a program where startup companies can invest their money in new, innovative technology and businesses.What pieces of advice should ALL entrepreneurs know (according to the experts)?"Accelerate This!" answers these questions. You don't need to be a freaking rocket scientist to start accelerators and clean energy businesses - just common sense, attentiveness to detail, and a shot of ambition. If you have any of those things working for you, then an accelerator is the perfect place to be. And, if you're not sure where to start, look no further - The World Bank, Asian Development Bank, World Wildlife Fund, New Energy Nexus and the California Clean Energy Fund have all put together a super not boring guide to startup accelerators and clean energy entrepreneurship.