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America has fallen hard for entrepreneurs. The aesthetic appeal is easy to understand. Compare the Fortune 500 CEOs interviewed on the HBR IdeaCast talking about Campbell's Soup or Coca-Cola (podcast 

Incredible things happen when entrepreneurial skills are layered on top of deep technical knowledge. New products are created that solve real world problems. Markets and industries spring up where none ...

Stanford alumni, faculty and staff engage in many different types of innovation. These are early results from the Stanford Innovation Survey, and I would be grateful for help in catching ...

There are many factors that can inhibit entrepreneurship from thriving in a particular region. Perhaps it's lack of access to capital. Or maybe governments put up too many barriers to ...

Right now, the economy is looking up in Silicon Valley. For a number of possible reasons, this special place appears to be escaping some of the economic woes plaguing economies ...

Interest in "social" entrepreneurship continues to soar. The number of conferences and business plan competitions on social entrepreneurship are growing rapidly, the number of courses offered on university campuses is ...

Innovation sure is popular these days. But saying the word innovation again and again is not enough to make it happen. How can you create and sustain innovation within an ...

"Most of our assumptions have outlived their uselessness." Marshall McLuhan Human beings have an amazing ability to create assumptions. In fact, this ability is ...