What the Changing Nature of Work Means for Entrepreneurship August 8, 2016 The traditional employer-employee work relationship is changing, brought on in part by the business model of young, innovative firms. This Policy Digest explores the impact of the platform economy on entrepreneurship and provides policy recommendations.
There’s an accelerator for that! August 1, 2016 Exploring trends in the landscape and research of accelerators.
Promises and challenges of digital disruption August 1, 2016 One of the great drivers of innovation today is the promise of digital disruption of complex and regulated industries.
The Future of Work: A Call for Proposals July 28, 2016 Implications of the changing nature of work on firm structure, size and creation
Entrepreneurship on the spectrum July 27, 2016 Autism should not be considered a limitation to entrepreneurship.
Gender pay gap doesn’t stop for women entrepreneurs July 22, 2016 The White House and the tech community team up to #HackThePayGap for women. Kauffman Foundation sees that the pay gap reaches beyond employer-employee relationship, and into entrepreneurship.
What can entrepreneurs learn from the Amish? July 21, 2016 How do the Amish maintain such a high business success rate?
Millennials can’t keep up with boomer entrepreneurs July 19, 2016 In addition to the obvious difference in their current age, there are some surprising differences in entrepreneurship between baby boomers and millennials.
Cracking the entrepreneurship ecosystem code July 14, 2016 Victor Hwang is driving the dawn of a new model for economic development.
A Fair Fight: Entrepreneurship and Competition Policy July 8, 2016 A dearth of firm activity and shortsighted policy choices have weakened true competition, hurting entrepreneurs and weakening our nation’s economic potential. This Entrepreneurship Policy Digest outlines three areas where restoring competition would benefit entrepreneurs.