Mentors in an incubation program may or may not receive compensation or benefits for their role, depending on the specific program and arrangement. In some cases, mentors may receive a stipend, honorarium, or equity in the incubated startups, while in other cases; they may provide their services on a volunteer basis.
Mentors may also receive benefits such as access to networking opportunities, industry events, or training and development programs, which can help them build their own professional networks and skills.
Ultimately, the compensation and benefits offered to mentors will depend on the specific program and the resources available. It’s important to carefully review the terms and conditions of any mentoring program before agreeing to participate, in order to ensure that the expectations are clear and that the arrangement is mutually beneficial.