By: Don Macke, e2 Entrepreneurial Ecosystems In the United States, we are firmly rooted in a consumer-based economy. Every day we make money and then spend it, meeting our material needs and wants. Our spending is wide-ranging, from basic housing and food to that great new car or trip to the...
By: Don Macke, e2 Entrepreneurial Ecosystems We are excited to announce that our rural community prosperity development e-Learning Courses are now available online. This free professional development resource is a guided case study on the community of Ord, Nebraska a small Great Plains community demonstrating that entrepreneur-led development...
By: Don Macke, e2 Entrepreneurial Ecosystems Over the decades e2 has worked throughout North America. We observed that rural communities who partnered with strong regional development organizations had more robust and successful economic development. This month, we share a new podcast episode, Regional Development and Entrepreneurial Ecosystem Building. We also...
By: Don Macke, e2 Entrepreneurial Ecosystems At e2, we not only have written a chapter (more on that below), but we have new resources we are excited to share this year! Throughout 2022 we plan to focus on three themes: 1. Transformative Change and Entrepreneurship We are releasing our remarkable story collection on Ord,...
By: Don Macke, e2 Entrepreneurial Ecosystems, with Kimberlee Spillers
People attraction, development, and retention is an essential element in growing more prosperous rural communities. It is also one of e2s top 10 likely entrepreneurial development opportunities. When we attract new residents, support resident development, and create communities that are...By: Don Macke, e2 Entrepreneurial Ecosystems, with Kimberlee Spillers
This months feature paper, Tourism-Led Development, Opportunities for Rural America, provides strategies for growing a more competitive, higher value, diverse, and resilient economy around tourism and people attraction. Read more and listen to theBy: Don Macke, e2 Entrepreneurial Ecosystems, with Kimberlee Spillers
These days, America seems so divided and too much of rural Americas landscape is challenged by increasingly marginalized populations. In the September feature piece, Marginalized Rural Americans, Economic Development Implications, we discuss some causes and effects of marginalization...By: Don Macke, e2 Entrepreneurial Ecosystems, with Mary Ann Kristiansen
By: Don Macke, e2 Entrepreneurial Ecosystems, with Kimberlee Spillers
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