Since 2006, Hiram College in Northeast Ohio has been offering an integrative college entrepreneurship program which has helped many students to find success. That program is housed in “Hiram College Couples Entrepreneurship Program with Liberal Arts”
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Indiana Study Examines Entrepreneurship, Poverty, and Self-Sufficiency
Since the economic downturn of 2008, the continued financial difficulties Americans are experiencing seems to come as no surprise. Various government efforts, such as the expansion of “Indiana Study Examines Entrepreneurship, Poverty, and Self-Sufficiency”
Texas Prison Inmate Entrepreneurship Program Saves State $6 Million
A Texas non-profit is taking a different approach to rehabilitation. The Prison Entrepreneurship Program (PEP) aims to reduce convict recidivism by teaching prison inmates the entrepreneurial skills “Texas Prison Inmate Entrepreneurship Program Saves State $6 Million”
An Interview of Brad DeGraw – Selling on Amazon
Denver Entrepreneur Travis Luther interviews Brad DeGraw to learn more about how to take a product to Amazon.com and sell! Visit Brad on Amazon.com at http://www.fbahotlist.com “An Interview of Brad DeGraw – Selling on Amazon”
Southern States See Biggest Rise in Female Entrepreneurship
According to data collected by Expert Market, female entrepreneurship in the U.S. has been growing steadily over the last 20 years, increasing from 4.1 million female “Southern States See Biggest Rise in Female Entrepreneurship”
Recent Study Shows that Crowdfunding Could Eliminate Gender Inequality in Entrepreneurship
A recent entrepreneurship study showed that crowdfunding could be an important resource for female entrepreneurs. The research, conducted by Kauffman and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, claims “Recent Study Shows that Crowdfunding Could Eliminate Gender Inequality in Entrepreneurship”
College Entrepreneurship Programs at North Kentucky University helps Students Raise more than $1 Million in Capital
Northern Kentucky University’s college entrepreneurship program may be one of the youngest in the nation; however, that doesn’t mean it hasn’t been prosperous. In only two years, “College Entrepreneurship Programs at North Kentucky University helps Students Raise more than $1 Million in Capital”
Baby Boomers Prove Entrepreneurial Age Bias is Unfounded
Age bias is alive and well in the entrepreneurial community, but the latest research is proving that baby boomers are still making significant contributions to the start-up world. It “Baby Boomers Prove Entrepreneurial Age Bias is Unfounded”
Franchising Increasing for Entrepreneurial Minded Minorities
The demographic make up of the United States continues to evolve. The 2010 census found 49 percent of Americans consider themselves part of some minority group. The “Franchising Increasing for Entrepreneurial Minded Minorities”
Cities Open Data Programs Mean Entrepreneurial Growth
Entrepreneurs are being handed free public data by the government in an effort to improve transparency, engage the community, and spark entrepreneurial growth. Public information that “Cities Open Data Programs Mean Entrepreneurial Growth”