Difference between revisions of "Entrepreneurship Ecosystems"
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Revision as of 12:12, 6 June 2016
Template:Infobox McNair Project
Summary
The McNair Center's Project for 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.
Project Outline
Completed Work
Work in Progress
- 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 Entrepreneurship Ecosystems of Houston (Issue Brief) delves into Houston's entrepreneurial ecosystem to ascertain whether "crowding out" may be occurring.
Future Work
Moving forward, the Project for Entrepreneurship Ecosystems intends to expand via the following possible deliverables:
- Entrepreneurship Ecosystems (Wiki Page)
- Defining Entrepreneurship Ecosystems (Vlog)
- Entrepreneurship Ecosystem of Houston (Blog Post)
- Entrepreneurship Ecosystem of Rice (Blog Post)
- Social Media Usage in Entrepreneurship (Blog Post)
- Micro-Geography (Academic Paper)
- Goldilocks (Academic Paper)
- Start-Ups of Houston (Map)
- Micro-Geography (Database)
- Houston Accelerators and Incubators (Report)
