A native Nebraskan who now chairs Gallup in Washington, D.C. says the country must develop entrepreneurs to get out of its economic doldrums.
Gallup CEO Jim Clifton pulls no punches during a speech at the Platte Institute legislative summit.
“This economy is not in good shape and so you say, oh my God, how do we fix all this? We’ve been right here before,” Clifton tells the legislative summit.
