Instead of providing cash, YetiZen will offer space and three months of mentoring from its advisers, who include Jeff Karras of Singtel Innov8 and Patrick Chung of SK Telecom Ventures, in return for equity.
US-based online games developer YetiZen has started an incubator to help peers.
But instead of providing cash, YetiZen’s IncubatorYZ will offer space and three months of mentoring from its advisers in return for equity. The first incubatees are Ayumusoft, Gabagool Games, Bushi-go, Socialbear, and SkillAddiction.
IncubatorYZ has taken on two Asia-based corporate venturing units, Jeff Karras of Singtel Innov8 and Patrick Chung of SK Telecom Ventures, as advisers to help its incubatees.
It also has advisers from venture capital firms:…
