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Millennials Matter: Social Entrepreneurs Will Determine the Next President

Published February 10, 2016 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: Culture of CapitalismTagged entrepreneurs, capitalism, socialists, Zuckerberg, Millennials, Bernie Sanders, largest portion of the electorate, social entrepreneurship, social media users, 2016 primaries, general election, 2016 election, authenticity
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This article was contributed by Chris Miller. Chris is the founder and CEO of the internationally renowned social entrepreneurship incubator and accelerator The Mission Center L3C. He is the co-founder of the Washington University Startup Training Lab and a senior lecturer of Entrepreneurship at the University …

The 5 Worst Industries for Entrepreneurs to Enter

Published July 28, 2014 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: Investing, StartupsTagged entrepreneur, startup, niche, biggest fears every entrepreneur has, successful business, be a successful entrepreneur, business acumen, lessons of being an entrepreneur, entrepreneurs follow their passion, which businesses are most likely to succeed, restaurant industry, brands, start up restaurant, Zuckerberg, Gates, entrepreneurial talents, Niche within a niche
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Failure. Bankruptcy. Embarrassment. Starting from scratch. These are the biggest fears every entrepreneur has when starting a business. But, for the most part, these outcomes are totally avoidable. There are three sides to every new and eventually successful business. Most importantly, there is the passion. …