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By Jon Eckhardt on Tue Apr 24 2018
Professor David Teece is one of the impactful business scholars of his generation. His research has been cited over 128,474 times according to Google Scholar. His work is required reading for Ph.D. Read more |
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By Kimberly Eddleston on Tue Nov 21 2017
Interviewee:
Justin Rockefeller
Perhaps no other family is more synonymous with both capitalism and philanthropy than the Rockefellers. The family ’s fortunes in oil have made it possible for them to invest in initiatives that Read more |
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By Kimberly Eddleston on Tue Jun 20 2017
Interviewee:
Doug Baumoel
With ties that bind emotionally and legally, family businesses are different from non-family firms: sensitive, easily disrupted and conflict-prone. But in this interview with FamilyBusiness.org Read more |
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By Donna De Carolis on Mon Jan 23 2017
Nicole Marquis, founder of Philadelphia's HipCityVeg vegan restaurant chain, strongly believes in a holistic approach to living and managing a venture. In this interview with EIX Editor Donna De Read more |
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By Donna De Carolis on Fri Jan 20 2017
Interviewee:
Emily Bittenbender
The construction industry remains stubbornly a male-dominated field, but Emily Bittenbender of Bittenbender Construction is giving it a new face and a new approach to managing. At age 29 she was Read more |
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By Richard Schulze and Ritch Sorenson on Mon Oct 31 2016
Interviewee:
Dick Schulze
, Ritch Sorenson
Much has been written about how family businesses can have transition problems when the founder's children take over. Best Buy founder Richard Schulze and Ritch Sorenson of the University of St. Read more |
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By Dave Feldman on Mon Jun 06 2016
EIX's Dave Feldman talks with the founder and CEO of Mom's Organic Market, whose business started in his mother's garage and has grown like a beanstalk. A self-described former "juvenile delinquent" Read more |
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By Daniel Forbes on Thu May 19 2016
Jeff Freeland Nelson has some unusual advice for young people wanting to become entrepreneurs: major in theater instead of business. It will teach you how to make things, work with others creatively Read more |
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By Dave Feldman on Tue May 10 2016
When Marnie Abramson started her own environmental consulting business, sustainability was not yet on the radar with most companies. In fact, her partners were asked, "Why are you partnering with a Read more |
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By Nicholas Vitalari on Mon Apr 25 2016
Interviewee:
Mike Dulworth
Starting with his first business mowing neighbors' lawns, serial entrepreneur Mike Dulworth relished the freedom of being his own boss. He also preferred solitary sports such as tennis and skiing to Read more |
