What is KRIS’ Incubator Program (K.I.P)?

Kris’ incubators support the development of new migration agents and lawyers by providing them with advisory and administrative support services. Kris’ primary objective is to produce successful and financially viable migration firms that can survive on their own. Kris’ incubator program promotes an environment to collaborate with other immigration practitioners. The main purpose of an incubator is to help startups at a very early stage to grow. They are collaborative programmes which help people solve problems associated with launching a startup by providing a space to work, referral of business, mentoring, training and other benefits.

The close working relationships between Kris’ incubator's start-ups create synergies. Even after the start-ups leave his incubator, the connections and networks established through these relationships can endure for a long time. Start-up immigration practitioners can provide encouragement to one another, and employees may share ideas on new approaches to old problems. Start-ups may plan joint marketing campaigns and cooperate on product development initiatives. Through technological framework, these synergies are able to grow even if the start-up immigration practitioner is located in different geographic location.

Kris’ incubators help start-ups save on operating costs. The companies that are part of an incubator can share the same facilities and share on overhead expenses, such as utilities, office equipment rentals, and receptionist services. Kris’ incubators may also help start-ups with their financing needs by referring them prospective clients. Start-ups may also have better luck securing financing if they have the stamp of approval of incubator programs.

Depending on your subscription, the incubator program offers the following support:

• Templates & workflow

• Marketing assistance

• Market Research

• High-speed Internet access

• Help with accounting/financial management

• Education and legal precedents

• Help with presentation skills

• Links to higher education resources

• Links to strategic partners

• Help with business management

• Legal services for business start-up

• Access to angel investors or venture capital

• Comprehensive business training programs

• Advisory boards and mentors

• Management team identification

• Help with business etiquette

• Technology commercialization assistance

• Help with regulatory compliance

• Intellectual property guidance

• Referrals to bank loans, loan funds and guarantee programs

• Networking activities

• Website assistance