New businesses are crucial for the sustained economic development of the world's emerging regions. Entrepreneurs — the enterprising individuals who conceive of and launch new businesses — and a culture that encourages their risk taking and creativity are therefore essential to their growth and prosperity. The Batten Institute's Entrepreneurship in Emerging Markets Initiative supports research projects focused on entrepreneurs and the ingredients of entrepreneurship in emerging regions around the world: seed-stage capital, mentors, sound social institutions, and a culture that welcomes new ideas and educates and supports those who pursue them.
Sankaran Venkataraman
MasterCard Professor of Business Administration;
Research Director, Batten Institute
Robert F. Bruner
Entrepreneurship in Emerging Global Markets
Greg Fairchild
Entrepreneurship in Emerging Domestic Regions
Elizabeth O'Halloran
Entrepreneurship in Emerging Global Markets
Peter Rodriguez
Entrepreneurship in Emerging Global Markets
Saras Sarasvathy
Entrepreneurship in Emerging Global Markets
Frank Warnock
Entrepreneurship in Emerging Global Markets
Entrepreneurship in Emerging Domestic Regions
Entrepreneurship in Emerging Global Markets