GEW USA Guide for Policymakers

Entrepreneurship ecosystems are led by those starting and growing young businesses, but local and national governments play an important role in removing barriers – updating the regulatory environment, creating programs that connect talent with appropriate resources, strengthening a startup-friendly culture and supplying resources such as finance and networks to entrepreneurs.

Global Entrepreneurship Week highlights policymakers across the country making a conscious effort to support entrepreneurship. To learn how to organize a GEW event, download the GEW USA Guide for Policymakers.

This November, Global Entrepreneurship Network will celebrate 17 years of helping millions of people unleash their ideas to start and scale new businesses through Global Entrepreneurship Week.

The campaign began in 2008 with an emphasis on inspiring young people to make their mark and has quickly grown to become a comprehensive effort that engages entrepreneurs, investors, policymakers, researchers, support organizations and others collaborating to advance economic growth and innovation in more than 180+ countries around the world.

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GEW USA Guide for Policymakers

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