by Regan Stevenson, Alex Kier and Shannon Taylor As the economy looks to recover from a once in a century pandemic, small business grant funding has become a hot topic of interest for politicians, the media, and society at large. … Continue reading Small Business Grants are Everywhere in 2021, But Do They Actually Work?
by Thomas Åstebro & Florian Hoos Social entrepreneurship is characterized by a deep commitment to a social cause and the desire to develop new business models with economic, social, and ecological impacts. But can people be trained to become better … Continue reading Does Social Entrepreneurship Training Work? – Only if Carefully Designed
by Shyam Kumar Nearly 11% of large public firms in the United States are led by CEOs who are also their original founders. Give the sizeable proportion, not surprisingly, firms with founders as CEOs are also often acquisition targets. In … Continue reading Acquisitions of Founder Led Firms- Risks and Sources of Value
by Kim Marie Bischoff Have you ever thought about starting your own business? If yes, have you thought about money that you need for the business? Have you maybe even thought that you lack access to enough money to start … Continue reading When Capital Does not Matter in Business Creation
Established corporations, such as Intel, Amazon, Google, or Johnson & Johnson, have played a pivotal role in startup fundraising in recent decades. Despite the surge in the volume of CVC investors and deals, there is disagreement yet on whether CVC … Continue reading Dumb Money or Smart Money? Meta-analytically Unpacking Corporate Venture Capital (CVC) Performance
