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EMKF and Huffington Post

Posted by: Thom Ruhe on January 18, 2011 Source: e360 Blog

The Huffington Post

The Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation launched a partnership with The Huffington Post's "Small Business America" entrepreneurship blog today by posting the first of what will be regular columns written by the Foundation's economic and entrepreneurship experts.

The inaugural column posted today, written by Kauffman Foundation President and CEO Carl J. Schramm, describes the importance of government providing broad and substantial support for new firm creation -- because most new jobs in America are created by businesses less than five years old. He also sets the stage for what will be twice-monthly Kauffman contributions to the entrepreneurship blog, featuring insights, research and news related to entrepreneurship written by the Foundation's leadership.

The entrepreneurship column is located here.

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RE: EMKF and Huffington Post
February 27, 2011 @ 10:02 PM
Steve Yang said...
The current mode of funding support for startups is not working.
It is extremely cumbersome and inefficient.
A network of government supported incubation centers with local facilities, with various financial support services by request, and web-linked access to academics, regulatory- ombudsman, legal, patent, and other strategic resources in a internet community; could allow any individual or budding startups to grow and achieve success.
RE: EMKF and Huffington Post
June 23, 2011 @ 12:12 PM
johnseens said...
Thanks for a great blog with many interesting posts!

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