Hottest Places For Entrepreneurs
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yo QueEx how the hell them mofo figure out this list???
and ATLANTA Rank that high??? shyt it may be easy to start a business in this town but you gotta deal with helluva lotsa of sharks in this town..thank God I got customers in Florida and NY and Cali and good ole TENN.....but i am considering getting client in Arionza and Vegas......cuz two things i know properties are red hot and both states are growing.... and last I check there aint no fuckin hurricanes in AZ or Vegas
and ATLANTA Rank that high??? shyt it may be easy to start a business in this town but you gotta deal with helluva lotsa of sharks in this town..thank God I got customers in Florida and NY and Cali and good ole TENN.....but i am considering getting client in Arionza and Vegas......cuz two things i know properties are red hot and both states are growing.... and last I check there aint no fuckin hurricanes in AZ or Vegas
National Policy Research Council uses its Entrepreneurial Activity Index to measure the best places to start and grow a company. The index is made up of two parts, each dedicated to measuring a key aspect of entrepreneurship: business formation and business growth.dacrazydeafdawg said:
To measure business formation, researchers identify the percentage of businesses started four to 14 years ago and that employ five or more workers today. (Researchers ignore newer firms because it takes several years for new businesses to appear in national databases.) Areas then receive a rank based on that information, and this rank appears in the Young Company column. This rank represents the best places to start a new business.
To determine growth, researchers then measure the percentage of those young businesses that have experienced rapid growth over the last four years. That rank appears in the Rapid Growth column. This rank represents the best places to grow a business.
By combining the Young Company rank and the Rapid Growth rank, researchers calculate an overall Entrepreneurial Rank--the best places to start and grow a business. An area must have a large number of young businesses and be able to support their growth to achieve a high overall score. The full listing includes 276 small, midsize and large consolidated metropolitan statistical areas, 50 states and 784 counties.
National Policy Research Council
NPRC is a Washington, DC-based organization offering nonpartisan research, analysis and information to state and local policymakers. The Council was founded on the principle that state and local governments, and those who run them, face unique challenges and constraints that require equally unique solutions. NPRC's mission is to develop, enhance, and sustain state and local policymakers' capacity to carry out their public service functions more efficiently and effectively. To learn more about NPRC, visit www.nprcouncil.com.
http://www.entrepreneur.com/bestcities/bc_about/1,6148,,00.html
good info, thanks for the drop.
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