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- Raising a Young Entrepreneur
- For young entrepreneurs to be successful, they must have strong analytical skills and curious spirits. It is recommends that parents frequently ask their children for opinions and help in making adult decisions as a way to help them develop orderly and organized thinking skills. In addition, it suggests that parents...
- White papers 2003-10-01
- Serial Entrepreneurs
- Article discusses the term Serial Entrepreneurs. The Internet boom of the 1990s brought attention to the "elite subculture of serial entrepreneurs". Though the fortunes of most of the people dried up with the dot-com crash and, as one writer puts it, "the gold rush mentality of the mid-‘90s...
- White papers 2003-09-01
- Native American Entrepreneurship
- Over 2 million Native Americans live in the United States, according to the Seven Fires Council. Relatively few of these persons are entrepreneurs - according to the most recent U.S. Census data, "Native Americans owned and started the fewest small businesses of all minority groups in the United States," with...
- White papers 2003-02-01
- Entrepreneurship in Rural America
- "Article is about the Entrepreneurship in rural America. America's rural communities have long faced significant challenges and disadvantages. Both rural and national leaders have recognized that entrepreneurship can be a key solution to many of the economic difficulties in rural communities.It discusse a stage set for entrepreneurship and programs for...
- White papers 2001-12-01
- Small Businesses and International Trade: A Reference Guide
- This article is designed to be a reference guide for small business owners looking to expand their business to the international market. It provides general statistics on trade, a discussion of key government agencies, general information on the export planning process, current trade trends and a list of helpful resources....
- White papers 2000-11-01
- Women Entrepreneurs in the Developing World
- Article states that throughout the developing world, approximately 100 million women are employed in industries, from clothing manufacturing to food processing. These women face unique work-related challenges based not only on their gender, but also the quality of their nations' resources. While many of these women are entrepreneurs, they are...
- White papers 2001-08-01
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