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A $10 Startup Challenge for Teaching Entrepreneurship

Students use just $10 each plus resources they already control to identify an opportunity, build a business model and launch a real venture. This exercise is a semester-long project that gives Read More...

Category: Education and Teaching

Authors: Lou Marino and Craig Armstrong

A Film for Teaching Risk Resilience and Teamwork in Entrepreneurship

Shackleton’s Antarctic Adventure helps students see how entrepreneurs confront risk, manage teams, conserve resources and persevere when plans collapse. A short documentary film, "Shackleston's Read More...

Category: Education and Teaching

Author: Yasuhiro (Yasu) Yamakawa

How a Coin Toss Game Teaches Students About Inequality and Opportunity

Students use coins and simple betting rules to see how social structures can create winners and losers even when everyone starts with equal resources and ability. EDITOR'S NOTE: Click here to play an Read More...

Category: Education and Teaching

Author: Howard E. Aldrich

Why Rapid Business Growth Can Create Financial Problems

Fast sales growth can strain cash and financing. Sustainable Growth Rate helps owners see how much growth their current financial structure can support. For most new business owners, growth is a sign Read More...

Category: Applied and Practice

Author: Phil Greenwood

Free Entrepreneurship Teaching Resources for College and High School Educators

EIX offers free case studies, classroom exercises, articles, videos and teaching modules to help educators bring entrepreneurship to life. Are you looking for high-quality new material to enrich your Read More...

Category: Commentary

Author: David Deeds

Can Psychopathic Traits Increase Entrepreneurial Intentions Among Women?

Research suggests that modest subclinical psychopathic traits may help some women reject gender stereotypes and become more willing to start a business. The term “psychopath” conjures up dark Read More...

Category: Commentary

Authors: Lou Marino and Reg Tucker

How Successful Entrepreneurs Prepare, Partner, Perform & Find Purpose

Research based on hundreds of founder histories shows that thriving entrepreneurs prepare deeply, build strong teams, stay resourceful and serve customers exceptionally well. This paper is based on a Read More...

Category: Applied and Practice

Authors: Michael Glauser and Dan Holland

How Entrepreneurs Can Measure and Improve Small Business Cash Flow

Traditional liquidity ratios can mislead small businesses. Net Balance Position gives entrepreneurs a clearer view of cash needs and ways to improve liquidity. “Return on Equity” provides a Read More...

Category: Applied and Practice

Author: Phil Greenwood

Why Growing Startups Need Metrics as Well as Passion

Scott Nash explains how he evaluates risk, manages growth and balances entrepreneurial passion with the discipline needed to run a larger company. EIX's Dave Feldman talks with the founder and CEO of Read More...

Category: Interviews

Author: Dave Feldman

How Scimed Life Systems and Edwards Life Sciences Disrupted Their Own Businesses

Scimed Life Systems and Edwards Life Sciences show how established companies can disrupt their own products and customers before competitors do it for them. One of the benefits of achieving “late Read More...

Category: Theory and Research

Author: John Seaberg