Abstract

This research investigates the impact of business incubators’ training and support initiatives on emotional intelligence in entrepreneurship and how this subsequently affects the success of incubated startups. The study proposes and tests four hypotheses using a structural equation model (SEM) and data collected from October 2023 to February 2024. The findings indicate the following: First, business incubator training programmes significantly enhance entrepreneurs’ emotional intelligence. Second, psychological support services help entrepreneurs overcome challenges and maintain a positive mindset. Third, incubators provide a supportive environment that fosters entrepreneurs’ confidence, contributing to business success. By elucidating the relationship between incubator activities, emotional intelligence development, and entrepreneurial success, this study can inform the design of more effective business incubator programmes and the development of policies prioritising entrepreneurs’ emotional growth, strengthening the entrepreneurial ecosystem.
Loading...

Quotes

0 citations in WOS
0 citations in

Journal Title

Journal ISSN

Volume Title

Publisher

Frontiers Media

Description

Citation

De-Esteban-Escobar D, De-Pablos-Heredero C, Montes-Botella JL and Blanco-Jiménez FJ (2025) Impact of emotional intelligence on the success of startups in business incubators. Front. Organ. Psychol. 3:1491792.

Endorsement

Review

Supplemented By

Referenced By

Statistics

Views
14
Downloads
166

Bibliographic managers

Document viewer

Select a file to preview:
Reload