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According to a report from ‘Fox Business’, the state of Georgia has ranked number one for entrepreneurship and small business by the 2011 Kauffman Index of Entrepreneurial Activity, and the Small Business & Entrepreneurial Council ranked Georgia as eighteenth for the most friendly toward entrepreneurship. As the Kauffman Index shows, Georgia has several tax...
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In a search which will make ‘American Idol’ look like…well, just another talent show, a marketing solutions company known as ‘VerticalResponse’ has launched an online search for America’s next teen entrepreneur. The announcement came from VerticalResponse themselves on Friday, January 20, 2012. They are featuring a “Next Teen Tycoon” video contest, which is meant...
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They say that necessity is the mother of invention. This was definitely the case for entrepreneur Pranav Vora, when he decided to create his own “fitted” shirts that actually would fit. While Pranav was growing up, his mother worked in a department store and frequently brought home shirts which were made by such high...
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This week, several bills have been passed by the House of Representatives in the
United States which will make is much simpler for entrepreneurs and small business
owners to raise the capitol they need to create their startup. In what ‘Reuters’ calls “an
unusual showing of bipartisan support,” these bills were said to be just the first...
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‘ABC World News’ shared the story of an Israeli national who had created jobs in
America only to be denied a visa by the United States Citizenship and Immigration
Services. Amit Aharoni was informed by letter that not only has his request for a
visa been denied, he was to leave America immediately. The news shocked many,
since...
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‘The New York Times’ recently published an article by Hannah Seligson which focused
on highly unreasonable people. Their story was not about politicians, preachers, or
protestors, although the people were working to change the world. The unreasonable
people whom the Times spoke of are entrepreneurs who are working to change things
for the better.
The Unreasonable Institute
You may be...
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The announcement was made over a year ago that a walk of fame for entrepreneurs was coming to Kendall Square, located in Cambridge, MA. The walk would be similar to the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The initial idea was to honor business leaders and top innovators in the same way that Hollywood stars and...
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