Explore how entrepreneurship can be the foundation of state-wide economic development strategy. Annual state-wide convening of the Entrepreneurial Support Organizations across North Carolina.

The Council for Entrepreneurial Development announces the launch of the Startup Talent and Training (TNT) internship program, conducted in partnership with Duke Innovation & Entrepreneurship.

Entrepreneurship Essentials provides a range of services aimed at supporting entrepreneurs, startups, and businesses. These ...

The road to entrepreneurial growth and startup activity is long and slow: Economic development agencies do not normally take the time, nor commit the resources, to support entrepreneurs and ...

Mark Madrid, associate administrator for the U.S. Small Business Association’s Office of Entrepreneurial Development, joined members of the Delaware Small Business Center, clients and partners at the ...

Marcherie J. Savage Announced As Director of Entrepreneurial Development At The INCubator Tuesday, June 18, 2024 Marcherie J. Savage ...

Entrepreneurs at the future Center for Entrepreneurship will benefit from a physical connection between the Small Business Development Center – Lynchburg Region, for free and confidential ...

Traditional economic development hunts for economic winners and big infrastructure, while ecosystem building focuses on stitching together many disparate parts, yet practitioners increasingly note ...

Economic development once focused on attracting large employers, but there’s a growing recognition that entrepreneurship is just as valid a strategy. A surge in new business creation is reshaping ...

Entrepreneur development is the Entrepreneurial Skills-based model. Social development seeks to solve social problems with entrepreneurial strategies. They were all discussed as part of the EDE.

Should Entrepreneurial Development focus on VC-based venturing to benefit a few or Unicorn-Entrepreneurship to boost everyone? U-Entrepreneurship can do more for more than VC. Without U ...

Why entrepreneurial development banks Research in the U.S. shows that for every 1 percent increase in the entrepreneurship rate, the poverty rate decreases by 2 percent.