Entrepreneurship & Innovation
CBS Startup Stories: Wandering Bear Coffee
Founders Matt Bachmann ’15 and Ben Gordon ’15 share lessons learned while building their multi–million-dollar company.
The Impact of COVID-19 on US Entrepreneurship
Management professor Jorge Guzman explains why allowing new businesses access to relief funds will play an essential role in an economic recovery. Close-captioned.
While the US Small Business Administration’s $349 billion Paycheck Protection Program has helped some small businesses maintain payroll and cover their mortgage and rent payments, additional relief funds for entrepreneurial ventures could assist economic recovery efforts in the coming months.
Management professor Jorge Guzman and co-authors Catherine Fazio of Boston University and Scott Stern of MIT wrote in a recent Forbes article that small business owners forced to close due to the COVID-19 crisis need the opportunity to start again.
In this video Guzman shares research from the Start Up Cartography Project, which compiles state-level data on business registrations, and forecasts trends for entrepreneurship nationwide.
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Entrepreneurship & Innovation, Economics & Policy
Long-Term Vision in Venture Capital and the Upsides to Being an Entrepreneur in a Downturn
Professor of Professional Practice Angela Lee explains how there are opportunities for investors during the pandemic even though she believes the worst of the downturn is yet to come.
Entrepreneurship & Innovation, The Workplace
Tech Trends and the Remote Workplace with Tim Campos '11
Tim Campos ’11, CEO of calendar app Woven, discusses the drastic acceleration of remote work practices amid the COVID-19 pandemic, how the workplace might permanently change, ways employers can preserve company culture with a remote workforce, and more. Close-captioned.
Entrepreneurship & Innovation
How COVID-19 Will Affect Internet Services, E-commerce, and Teaching
Dan Wang, the David W. Zalaznick Associate Professor of Business, gets out his whiteboard and provides insight into the strategic importance of firms such as Amazon and Walmart during the pandemic.
Rise to the challenge.
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the world of business, while bringing historical inequities and injustice into sharp relief.
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