OCTOBER 20, 2016|ENTREPRENEURSHIP
What Chile Can Teach Countries About Fostering Entrepreneurship
Before reading this piece, I didn't know much about how ambitious a plan the country of Chile had hatched several years ago to foster entrepreneurship. The article takes you inside the evolution of that program, what worked, what didn't, and the unlikely story of how “Chilecon Valley” took off.
The lessons apply well beyond Chile. They are useful for anyone looking to foster more entrepreneurship and launch a new initiative in any environment, from large enterprises to the kitchen table at home.
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