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MassChallenge: Connecting Startups and Big Business

June 23, 2017admin

Corporations and startups are moving toward early stage interactions. MassChallenge, a highly successful nonprofit accelerator, has been connecting corporations and startups since its 2010  launch in Boston. MC has several US and international locations, which accelerated 372 startups in 2016. MC delivers positive results and has… Continue Reading →

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Mile-High Entrepreneurship

June 14, 2017admin

Boulder has long been considered Colorado’s startup hub, but Denver is emerging as a strong contender. Mentoring and venture capital support have helped Denver’s ecosystem expand rapidly so that it is well on its way to becoming self-sustaining. Denver has… Continue Reading →

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Read the Houston Entrepreneurship Pipeline Report

June 9, 2017admin

This paper examines the startup training institutions in Houston, Texas, and what they are doing to open up the city’s pipeline of startup firms. Recent academic research has shown that startup training institutions can have an enormous positive effect on… Continue Reading →

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Development of Research Parks and Innovation Districts in Houston

May 10, 2017admin

On May 4, Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner stated his support for building a data science center. The next day, he endorsed plans for an Innovation District. How would these types of development promote entrepreneurship, innovation and economic growth in Houston? The Basics… Continue Reading →

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Gateway to Entrepreneurship: St. Louis

April 26, 2017admin

You probably know St. Louis as the Gateway to the West, but the city is emerging as a strong entrepreneurial ecosystem. For decades, St. Louis followed the economic development model of attracting and keeping large out-of-town companies with generous tax… Continue Reading →

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Weekly Entrepreneurship Roundup 4/14

April 14, 2017admin

Weekly Roundup is a McNair Center series compiling and summarizing the week’s most important Entrepreneurship and Innovation news. Here is what you need to know about entrepreneurship this week: How to Make Texas More Startup-Friendly Iris Huang, Research Assistant, McNair Center… Continue Reading →

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How to Make Texas More Startup-friendly

April 11, 2017admin

Over the last decade, Blake Commager (@commagere) has raised over $12 million in venture capital funding, started seven companies and sold five—including the first version of Facebook Causes and some of the most popular apps on Facebook, such as Zombies and… Continue Reading →

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