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(05/20/13) Kent State Partners With Kauffman Foundation to Offer Ice House Entrepreneurship Program
(05/9/13) Number of U.S. Companies that Reach $100-Million in Annual Revenues Remarkably Stable Over Past 20 Years, According to Kauffman Paper
(05/2/13) A Tale of Two Entrepreneurs: New Kauffman Paper Highlights Different Types and Their Roles in Economy
(05/1/13) Student and Faculty Entrepreneurs Face Unique Challenges, Conflicts in Taking Innovations from University Lab to Market
(05/1/13) New Research Finds Despite Proposed Legislative Restrictions, H-1B Visas Remain Essential to Attracting and Retaining Talent in the United States
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Six Myths About Venture Capital Offer Dose of Reality to Startups in Harvard Business Review article
To empower founders when negotiating with VCs, Kauffman Director of Private Equity Diane Mulcahy debunks common myths about venture capital in the May issue of the Harvard Business Review. Read More
To empower founders when negotiating with VCs, Kauffman Director of Private Equity Diane Mulcahy debunks common myths about venture capital in the May issue of the Harvard Business Review.
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New ‘ID8 Nation’ Web Channel on www.entrepreneurship.org
ID8 Nation, a multimedia channel on Kauffman’s website, entrepreneurship.org, explores cities' entrepreneurial ecosystems to provide insights on what grows in them and why. The first city profiled is Pittsburgh. Visit the Channel
ID8 Nation, a multimedia channel on Kauffman’s website, entrepreneurship.org, explores cities' entrepreneurial ecosystems to provide insights on what grows in them and why. The first city profiled is Pittsburgh.
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Kauffman Leans In to Encourage Women to Start Companies
The Kauffman Foundation is partnering with Lean In, a nonprofit organization committed to offering women encouragement and support to achieve their goals. The partnership will help cultivate more balanced teams and more female leaders and entrepreneurs. Learn More
The Kauffman Foundation is partnering with Lean In, a nonprofit organization committed to offering women encouragement and support to achieve their goals. The partnership will help cultivate more balanced teams and more female leaders and entrepreneurs.
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ID8 Nation, a multimedia channel on Kauffman’s website, entrepreneurship.org, explores cities' entrepreneurial ecosystems to provide insights on what grows in them and why. The first city profiled is Pittsburgh.
