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The food and beverage industry has to rank near the top of business sectors most changed during the pandemic. Before March 2020, many of us would have scoffed at using
This blog regularly covers policy debates related to the gig economy, and our basic message is pretty clear.  The status quo is not working and we must find new ways
Next week, I’ll be joining my colleague, Maureen Collins, in teaching the latest edition of the International Economic Development Council’s Entrepreneurship and Small Business Development Strategies training course.  The course
I’m excited to be heading out to Denver next weekend for the National Association of Counties’ Annual Conference. In addition to schmoozing and networking, I’ll be leading a workshop on
Next week, I’m heading down to Danville, VA, where I’m leading an assessment of The Launch Place, a regional angel investment fund.  If you don’t know the Danville story, you
I’ve been a long time Board member of the Global Entrepreneurship Network (GEN) and I’m extremely proud of the work we’ve done around the world and here in the US. 
As the proud father of a theater major, I’m always interested in research that highlights the economic importance and potential of the arts.  As such, I’m really enjoying the Organization
Economically distressed communities (i.e., places with persistently high levels of poverty and unemployment) exist everywhere in the US, but they are also heavily concentrated in a few specific regions, such
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