The agricultural model offers lessons for our startup economy.
Planting Seeds
Rajiv Tandon is executive director of the Institute for Innovators and Entrepreneurs and an advocate for the future of entrepreneurship in Minnesota.
There are ways to keep family businesses thriving over multiple generations.
If venture capital is right for your startup, it's about finding a match, not just money.
Experiential marketing provider STAR went from board-up to build-up as it reimagined itself during the pandemic.
Too many entrepreneurs give up too quickly because we have no ecosystem to support them.
A hockey stick-shaped curve is every company's path out of the pandemic. The key is staying a slap shot ahead of your competitor's plan.
Harnessing the disruption of the pandemic is the entrepreneur's advantage.
Tech talent has thrived in the region; the key is getting it here.
Buying an existing business is a legitimate path to an entrepreneurial second act.
Companies see benefits to gig workers that will continue post-pandemic.
A road map for short-term stability and long-term rejuvenation.
The corporate grind can be the best education for an entrepreneurial second act.
The path forward in Minnesota for nurturing emerging technologies.
Merchology remakes its niche.
A local startup uses technology to measure safety and satisfaction.
Boka's modern oral care products are the next iteration of a family's commitment.
A needed form of early-stage capital emerges for charitable startups.
Innovative Office Solutions fosters culture to achieve strategy.