Tech startup founders in their 20s and 30s make all the headlines, but when it comes to entrepreneurship, increasingly it’s baby boomers who are more likely to be in business for themselves — and creating jobs in the process.
For Lynn Gray, the idea of starting her own firm had never been anything more than an occasional daydream.
“I never really had the time to think, 'Do I want to do something completely different and take a risk?’'’ said the former head of recruitment in Lehman Brother’s Global Real Estate Group.
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