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Newest Incubator Narrowing Down Residents

If you recognize this view, then chances are you’ve been inside Halcyon House. It’s a historic Georgetown home that S&R Foundation is turning into an incubator for entrepreneurs with a plan to fix a particular social problem. The Halcyon Incubator had interest from hundreds of people and contenders were narrowed down to 14. The final handful will live in the house for four months and turn their social idea into for-profit or nonprofit ventures. The entrepreneurs pay nothing, get weekly one-on-one mentoring, and present their business plan to potential investors. Read more in yesterday’s Association & Nonprofit Bisnow.

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