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A photo of Jenny Hook

Jenny Hook is an analyst in Research, Learning, and Evaluation at the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation. Prior to joining the Foundation, Hook was a project manager with Lifted Logic and as co-creative director with Amanda Blu & Company where she managed creative branding and product development process across entire line of women’s fashion product. Hook earned […]

Amos Jaimes

Amos Jaimes is a program and data manager for ProX at the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, where he is responsible for leading the project management efforts and is the primary resource for collecting, analyzing, and reporting program data to support organizational decision-making. Previously, Jaimes served as a Kauffman Foundation intern researching nonprofit organizational effectiveness and […]

A banner featuring photos of individuals who contributed to the Kauffman Foundation's 2022 Uncommon Voices article.

As we enter the New Year, those who work toward an economy that works for everyone share their enthusiasm, apprehensions, and projections as they consider what’s next.

Historically, research on entrepreneurship and innovation has rarely been conducted using community-engaged methodologies – even in work that seeks to address barriers to entrepreneurship in systemically marginalized communities. We believe that including the voices of entrepreneurs in the research process may produce more nuanced and robust findings that, ultimately, can serve as the basis for programs and policies that could truly change the landscape of entrepreneurship in the United States.

A photo of Michael Robins

Michael Robins is a program director for the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, where he will ensure the strategic vision, mission, and goals set for the ProX summer program benefit both the students and employers participating in the program. Prior to joining the Foundation, Robins served as vice principal with Central High School in Kansas City, […]

Video still from the November Issue Forum "How Prioritizing Community Expertise Can Inform Engaged Research"

This forum features various researchers and heartland community organizations from the Kauffman Foundation’s Inclusive Ecosystem portfolio – comprised of three-year projects that explore entrepreneurial ecosystems in the Heartland states, these grants emphasize holistic, community-led approaches to research on entrepreneurial ecosystems.

Bill Nicely

Bill Nicely is an educator-in-residence for the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, where he will work on activities related primarily to the high school design portfolio within the Real World Learning initiative. Prior to joining the Foundation, Nicely’s career in public education spanned 32 years, including a variety of school administrative roles in districts of varying […]