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{{McNair Topic Areas
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|Topic Area Name=Entrepreneurship Ecosystems
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|Team Members=TBD
| name = Project for Entrepreneurial Ecosystems     <!-- This corresponds to project name -->
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|Primary Billing=Dr. Edward Egan
| owner = TBD                 <!-- self explanatory -->
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|Keywords=Incubators, Accelerators, Houston, Venture, Capital, Angel, Investor, Startups, Crowding-out, Social-Media
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| status = Active                <!-- status can only be active or on hold or terminated -->
 
| deliverable = Wiki, Blog, Vlog, Map, Academic Paper, Database, Report
 
| primary_billing = Dr. Edward Egan <!-- can also use "billing= none" -->
 
| relevant_resources = [[Houston Economic Data]] <!-- can also use "resources = none" -->
 
| skills_needed = GIS, Writing, SQL, PerL,        <!-- can also use "skills = none" -->
 
| audience = General Public, Entrepreneurs, Academics, Students, Policymakers
 
| keywords = Hubs, Incubators, Accelerators, Houston, Venture, Capital, Angel, Investor, Startups, Crowding-out, Social-Media,
 
 
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=Summary=
  
==Summary==
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The McNair Center's Topic Area on Entrepreneurship Ecosystems has two primary goals. The first of which is to identify and explain all fundamental components of an entrepreneurial ecosystem in an educational manner. The second is to research and discover the shared characteristics of successful startups in order to establish statistically significant correlation and potential causation with respect to success in small business.
  
The McNair Center's Project for Entrepreneurial Ecosystems has two primary goals. The first of which is to identify and explain all fundamental components of an entrepreneurial ecosystem in an educational manner. The second is to research and discover the shared characteristics of successful startups in order to determine statistically significant correlation and potential causation.
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=Project Outline=
  
 
==Completed Work==
 
==Completed Work==
  
==Works in Progress==
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==Work in Progress==
*The [[Hubs Academic Paper]] examines metropolitan statistical areas with and without hubs to establish the impact that hubs might play in the growth of a city's collective startup community.  
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*The [[Hubs (Academic Paper)]] examines metropolitan statistical areas with and without hubs to determine the impact that hubs might play in the growth of a city's collective startup community.  
*The [[Entrepreneurial Ecosystems of Houston Academic Paper]] delves into Houston's entrepreneurial ecosystem to ascertain whether "crowding out" may be occurring.
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*The [[Entrepreneurship Ecosystems of Houston (Issue Brief)]] delves into Houston's entrepreneurial ecosystem to ascertain whether "crowding out" may be occurring.
  
 
==Future Work==
 
==Future Work==
Moving forward, the Project for Entrepreneurial Ecosystems intends to expand via the following possible deliverables:
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Moving forward, the Project for Entrepreneurship Ecosystems intends to expand via the following possible deliverables:
*Entrepreneurial Ecosystems Wiki Page
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*The [[Entrepreneurship Ecosystems]] will provide a general overview of entrepreneurship and its various components.
*Defining Entrepreneurial Ecosystems Vlog
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*The [[Navigating the Entrepreneurship Ecosystem (Vlog)]] will function in much the same way as the wiki page above; however, its message will likely be split up into multiple videos and directed towards a more casually interested audience.
*Entrepreneurial Ecosystem of Houston Blog Post
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*The [[Entrepreneurship Ecosystem of Houston (Blog Post)]] will act as both a resource for current and aspiring entrepreneurs as well as an interesting tidbit for the general public.
*Entrepreneurial Ecosystem of Rice Blog Post
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*The [[Entrepreneurship Ecosystem of Rice (Blog Post)]] will play the same role as the above blog post but for the Rice community.
*Social Media Usage in Entrepreneurship Blog Post
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*The [[Social Media Usage in Entrepreneurship (Blog Post)]] will demonstrate to entrepreneurs the manners in which social media can be used to benefit their startups.
*Micro-Geography Academic Paper
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*The [[Goldilocks (Academic Paper)]] will look at a similar relationship as the one discussed above, although its aim is to establish a "golden distance." That is, there is a certain distance that startups should be apart from each other in order to increase their likelihoods of success.
*Goldilocks Academic Paper
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*The [[Start-Ups of Houston (Map)]] will be a comprehensive map of all the startups in Houston.
*Hubs Academic Paper
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*The [[Micro-Geography (Database)]] will report the distances of startups to each other.
*Start-Ups of Houston Map
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*The [[Houston Accelerators and Incubators (Report)]] will explore the usefulness of Houston's accelerators and incubators.
*Micro-Geography Database
 
*Houston Accelerators and Incubators Report
 

Latest revision as of 09:52, 8 May 2017



McNair Topic Area
Entrepreneurship Ecosystems
Ad-tech London 2010 (4).jpg
2010 London Ad-tech
Primary Information
Topic Area Name Entrepreneurship Ecosystems
Team Members TBD
Primary Billing Dr. Edward Egan
Keywords Incubators, Accelerators, Houston, Venture, Capital, Angel, Investor, Startups, Crowding-out, Social-Media
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Summary

The McNair Center's Topic Area on Entrepreneurship Ecosystems has two primary goals. The first of which is to identify and explain all fundamental components of an entrepreneurial ecosystem in an educational manner. The second is to research and discover the shared characteristics of successful startups in order to establish statistically significant correlation and potential causation with respect to success in small business.

Project Outline

Completed Work

Work in Progress

Future Work

Moving forward, the Project for Entrepreneurship Ecosystems intends to expand via the following possible deliverables: