Developing a more Entrepreneurial Montana

Places with more educated workforces generally have more startup growth, especially in industries that depend upon college-educated workers. Such industries, moreover, are more likely to locate in higher-amenity regions, particularly those with favorable climates.

According to the Build A Stronger America Movement Poll, 19 percent of Build A Stronger America members have seen the profitability of their business increase, whereas only 8 percent of the general entrepreneur population says the same.

The infrastructure needed to start up a tech company is now decentralized.

How places like China, Brazil, and Israel are taking aggressive steps to encourage more start-ups – and what that means for the US.

The idea behind RISE — which stands for Relationship and Information Series for Entrepreneurs — is to provide a forum for aspiring, new and veteran entrepreneurs to connect and exchange ideas in small group sessions.

Focused on rural communities in North Carolina, our objective is to increase the chances of entrepreneurial success by helping them create high impact companies.

When it comes to promoting entrepreneurship, “the Israeli model” is the one to emulate.

There are too few women running high-tech companies; that’s too bad, considering evidence shows female-led businesses outperform those run by men

We are a nation of dreamers.

An "enterprise builder" sets out from the get-go to change the world and
in the process builds an enterprise that creates wealth and jobs. Much,
much different than Stage I companies that create a job for the owner and a
few others.