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By Amanda Bell on Wed Nov 04 2026
Executive coaching and leadership consulting solve different problems. Learn when to use each, how they differ, and how to get better results from both. Leadership has never been more demanding. Read more |
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By Jamie D. Collins on Fri Sep 11 2026
New Zealand’s rural communities survived a brutal economic shakeup by adding value, embracing local identity and building businesses around assets they already had. Rural entrepreneurs work from a Read more |
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Favoritism may make it easier to get things done, especially in difficult business environments. But as cronyism increases, productive entrepreneurship falls and profiteering rises. Imagine you are Read more |
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By Jamie D. Collins and Bill Leaverton on Thu Aug 27 2026
Stephenville, Texas, shows how tight relationships, resource constraints, deep customer knowledge, and a culture of self-reliance can create entrepreneurial strengths that urban founders should Read more |
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By Joseph Giglio on Tue Aug 25 2026
The Value Chain, PESTEL, and Competitive Analysis can help entrepreneurs understand where they create value, anticipate market shifts, and compete more effectively. In a previous EIX article I Read more |
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Working closely with women entrepreneurs increased entrepreneurial confidence in female college students —and made them more likely to begin their careers at young firms. EDITOR'S NOTE: This Read more |
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By Jamie D. Collins and Bill Leaverton on Tue Jul 21 2026
Business advice designed for urban startups often fails rural entrepreneurs. Here's how educators, mentors, and policymakers can help. There is a quiet assumption embedded in most entrepreneurship Read more |
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By Larry O'Toole on Tue Jun 30 2026
Character, work ethic, and cultural fit matter as much as skill when building a startup team, especially in public-facing businesses. EDITOR’S NOTE: Larry O’Toole is the founder and chairman of Read more |
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A study of more than 14,000 people across 11 countries finds that people guided by sacred values are less likely to become self-employed, especially in cultures that strongly enforce tradition and Read more |
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By Paul Sanchez on Wed May 27 2026
When political leaders attack public institutions, entrepreneurs may become less willing to formally register their businesses—and more likely to operate informally. EDITOR'S NOTE: This article was Read more |