This paper, released a the first-ever Mayors Conference during Global Entrepreneurship Week 2013, discusses the importance of cultural entrepreneurs, particularly since the Great Recession.
This paper, released a the first-ever Mayors Conference during Global Entrepreneurship Week 2013, reports on federal government data – available to the public for the first time – on business startups at the metropolitan area level.
Metropolitan entrepreneurship issues are the focus of two new Kauffman Foundation reports released today at the Mayors Conference on Entrepreneurship held in conjunction with Global Entrepreneurship Week.
Toby Rush, founder and CEO of Kansas City, Kan.-based EyeVerify, brought home the global championship in the international finals of “Get in the Ring."
Kansas City, Kan.-based startup EyeVerify won “Get in the Ring: The Investment Battle,” an international startup pitch competition.
This video was created by Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation to celebrate the 20th Anniversary of Kauffman FastTrac. Kauffman FastTrac's mission has remained the same for over 20 years...to train entrepreneurs to start and grow companies successfully.
Gary Schoeniger, founder and CEO of the Entrepreneurial Learning Initiative (ELI), traces the insights and principles that led to the creation of the Ice House Entrepreneurship Program.
The Kauffman Foundation, in partnership with the office of Mayor Sly James of the City of Kansas City, Missouri, is hosting the first-ever Mayors Conference on Entrepreneurship.
Gary Schoeniger, founder and CEO of the Entrepreneurial Learning Initiative (ELI), outlines some of the misconceptions and myths about the entrepreneurial process that have limited the efficacy, scale and scope of programs designed to teach entrepreneurship.
EyeVerify founder Toby Rush sparred verbally with seven other finalists from across the nation for the title of 'Get in the Ring' U.S. champion.
What do entrepreneurs in America have in common with entrepreneurs in Qatar? More than you might imagine, according to a recent survey sponsored by the organizers of Global Entrepreneurship Week (GEW), the world's largest celebration of the innovators and job creators who launch startups that bring ideas to life, drive economic growth and expand human welfare.
3D Systems President and CEO Abe Reichental was so excited about the DIY Entrepreneurship Challenge that he immediately donated five Cube 3D printers as a prize.
This multimedia channel on Entrepreneurship.org explores cities' entrepreneurial ecosystems to provide insights on what grows in them and why.
The Kauffman School's mission is to create college graduates.
An online video education program designed to enable entrepreneurs to learn anytime and apply the lessons to their businesses.
Urban youth in the program talk about their challenges, hopes and dreams.
Whether you are in the idea stage, or farther on your startup journey, Entrepreneurship.org has resources to help you on your way.
Ceaseless uncertainty in Washington and mixed signals from economic indicators have not dampened the outlook of new business owners.
Samuel Arbesman, Kauffman Foundation senior scholar in Research and Policy, explains that knowledge should never be assumed, and facts never taken for granted.