From the Policy Dialogue on Entrepreneurship Blog
Kauffman Foundation introduces iStart The Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation announced recently it is launching iStart,
a Web-based platform that helps organizations simplify how they market
and administer business plan competitions worldwide. As the first
customizable platform to provide this service, iStart makes it easy to
administer business plan competitions and provides a single resource for
every aspect of what can be a complex undertaking. [More]
Secretary of Energy Advisory Board Revived The
U.S. Department of Energy announced recently plans to reestablished
SEAB under the Federal Advisory Committee Act. Serving as an independent
advisory committee to Energy Secretary Steven Chu, the twelve-member
board is comprised of scientists, business executives, academics and
former government officials. [More]
Betting on Entrepreneurial Growth Cities
and states focused on attracting big box stores and corporate behemoths
like Dell Computers are going about it all wrong. Vivek Wadhwa suggests
providing entrepreneurs with "incentives (tax breaks and seed
financing); education; and infrastructure" as well as targeting public
policy at all levels toward startups. Wadhwa suggests providing
entrepreneurs with "incentives (tax breaks and seed financing);
education; and infrastructure" as well as targeting public policy at all
levels toward startups.. [More]
A Look Back at Innovation Daily Each
day, Innovation Daily checks the pulse of global innovation -- courtesy
of Innovation America and its founder, Rich Bendis. Here, we take a
look at a handful of relevant stories it compiled from the last week. [More]
This Week in Entrepreneurship Policy There
are no hearings scheduled for this week as the House and Senate are in
recess for their Summer Work Periods. Both are scheduled to reconvene on
September 13, 2010. [More] |