Turns out, there’s more to a city being innovative than having a ridiculous number of startups per capita. At least that’s what 1776, a startup incubator in Washington, DC, is saying as it names Boston the top city for fostering entrepreneurial growth in the U.S.
This title could be shocking to some people who consider the Bay Area the be-all and end-all for startup activity in the country, if not the world. 1776 does give Silicon Valley props, but it also points out that there are ways in which the culture there actually stifles entrepreneurship.
