Silicon Valley holds a perception of inclusion and progressiveness. Even a recent Intel commercial featured an Indian man as the company’s own rock star – and “The Real Face of Minority Entrepreneurship in Silicon Valley”
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New England Wins Another Superbowl – Now, Can Boston Make Start-ups a Winner?
Massachusetts is known for Tom Brady, Superbowls, and its active entrepreneurial community support system – including the MassChallenge—a highly successful private accelerator that goes beyond the “New England Wins Another Superbowl – Now, Can Boston Make Start-ups a Winner?”
Power Moves NOLA Encourages Minorities in Entrepreneurship
Power Moves NOLA, a seed company based in New Orleans, is focused on creating opportunities for minorities in Entrepreneurship. The opportunities are designed to allow entrepreneurs to take “Power Moves NOLA Encourages Minorities in Entrepreneurship”
Disabled Vets Pitch Business Ideas “Shark Tank” Style Through Entrepreneurship Program
Saint Joseph University in Philadelphia is launching a new entrepreneurship program this spring with a unique three-phase program that allows disabled veterans to pitch their business “Disabled Vets Pitch Business Ideas “Shark Tank” Style Through Entrepreneurship Program”
The Delta Challenge: A Government Partnership to Boost Entrepreneurship Across 8 States
Let’s face it: there are times when hardworking entrepreneurs could use a boost to their ecosystem and the surrounding business climate. In the distressed parishes “The Delta Challenge: A Government Partnership to Boost Entrepreneurship Across 8 States”
Bloomberg Data Identifies the “Best” Potential Entrepreneurs
For most of us, the term entrepreneur drums up images of bright, young minds. While it is true that some of our most successful entrepreneurs “Bloomberg Data Identifies the “Best” Potential Entrepreneurs”
The Dallas Entreprenuer Center Focuses on Women and Minorities in Entrepreneurship
The Dallas Entrepreneur Center (DEC) serves business owners in the Dallas metropolitan area by providing mentorship, training, and promotion in an effort to help them “The Dallas Entreprenuer Center Focuses on Women and Minorities in Entrepreneurship”
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”
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”
