Demographic Trends Will Shape the Future of Entrepreneurship February 24, 2015 Changing demographic trends are altering the American economic landscape in ways that will affect the economy for years to come. The aging of Boomers and the emergence of Millennials are two of the biggest demographic developments in America today.
The evolution of entrepreneurship on college campuses October 29, 2015 Exploring the evolution of entrepreneurship on college campuses — a timeline.
Orlando entrepreneurship: You don’t know the half of it October 29, 2015 In order to better understand the functioning of entrepreneurship ecosystems, Kauffman researcher Colin Tomkins-Bergh has been investigating entrepreneurship ecosystems from a ground-level perspective along with aggregated datasets.
Entrepreneurship and Microlending September 22, 2015 Kauffman intern Sarah Mitchell explores the different types of microlending, and how this kind of financing opportunities helps low-income entrepreneurs.
A Reflection of Entrepreneurs in Pop Culture: The Celebritization of Entrepreneurs February 26, 2015 Kauffman researcher Colin Tomkins-Bergh explores the current entrepreneurship zeitgist and its potential implications on potential and young entrepreneurs.
Crowdsourcing Crowdfunding Rules October 19, 2015 Crowdfunding is opening up large amounts of early stage capital for entrepreneurs. As regulators struggle to write new rules for this exploding phenomenon, they might do well to crowdsource their own questions and experiences.
Challenging a risk-averse government procurement culture October 5, 2015 Young companies face bigger challenges when bidding for government contracts. Yet, until recently, procurement reform has been absent from the discussion table when policymakers debate the role of government in supporting startups.
Seeking New Insights and Potential Sources of New Entrepreneurial Growth: Minority Entrepreneurship July 15, 2015 The Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation is seeking research proposals that generate knowledge and expertise that can feed joint learning, innovative practices, and evidence-based policymaking for successful entrepreneurship and the financing of entrepreneurial ventures by minorities.
New policy may slow tide of immigrant entrepreneurs July 6, 2015 India, the country that sends far and away more entrepreneurs to the U.S. than any other, has a new policy that might help keep more of that startup talent at home.
Entrepreneurship education and training: What works? July 29, 2015 This series will explore where the state of research stands, what has been concretely proven to work, where the gaps of knowledge lay, and what we as educators, entrepreneurs, policymakers, and researchers can do to fill them.