Courtney Scrib, 26, is studying for an MBA at the Boston College Carroll Graduate School of Management.
Boston’s economy is rich in innovation and diversity. But compared to Silicon Valley, and some may argue New York, it is not the marquee destination for tech entrepreneurs and innovators.
Positioning Boston as a “place to be” for young entrepreneurial professionals requires an understanding of what these individuals value. It's more than just dynamic employment opportunities and competitive compensation. It's also having a culture that people want to be a part of.
To read the full, original article click on this link: Boston needs a startup culture - The Boston Globe
