Chile has put itself on the entrepreneurial map. It was named an “entrepreneurial hub” by the Start-Up Genome Project, surpassing such metropolitan cities as Madrid, Berlin, Chicago, and Austin. One in four Chileans have started a business in the last three years. Certainly, programs like Start-Up Chile have cast a global spotlight on the small Latin American country, but ecosystems do not spring up overnight; they are assiduously developed and cultivated.
So how did a country with a population only 5% as large as that of the U.S. become such an entrepreneurial hot-spot? A new Endeavor Insight study analyzes the complexity of this question and attempts to quantify the direct impact of Endeavor Entrepreneurs and the Endeavor program itself on the creation of this ecosystem.
To read the full, original article click on this link: The Endeavor Effect: Want to create a culture of innovation? Look to entrepreneurs! – Entrepreneurship Center | Endeavor Global
