Entrepreneurs

This article discloses the potential obstacles in a marginalized entrepreneur’s way to success and reveals how their success can emancipate fellow marginalized groups.

Have you ever had to give a pitch? As an entrepreneur or businessperson, it can be pretty tough when anxiety hits, but researchers have found it can become your superpower to success.

Many successful people have revered for decades that part of the secret to success has been their failures and the lessons learned. Does success really come more easily following failure?

What are the things we should look for when selecting a co-founder for a new business? This article looks at how gender gaps are often overlooked, and when better considered, can provide greater success.

Why does the commercial banking sector make it so difficult for female entrepreneurs to access finance? This article examines how deep the issue has become.

This article exposes how reducing air pollution will be important to preserve innovation capacity in service-sector jobs that entail team innovation, critical for economic development.

Companies are looking for candidates with cognitive differences because they’re very skilled at certain tasks. Those with ADHD are known to be more curious, creative, imaginative and innovative.

This article looks at how the dynamic interplay between startups and established companies, is vital for the development of emerging industries fueled by new technologies.

Some CEOs are fueled by strong convictions of the strategic direction their companies should take, but their boards sometimes don’t share their visions. Read what the researchers have to say.

Why do some good ideas take years to win widespread embrace? This research project sets out to identify the hurdles.

This interesting new research shows how excessive optimism is associated with lower cognitive skills, and reveals those high on cognitive ability, tend to be more realistic in expectations about the future.

How does crowdfunding success give contributors the sense they are part of something bigger than themselves and gain a sense of ownership?