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15Nov
Babson Graduate School Named No. 1 Entrepreneurship Program By The Princeton Review And Entrepreneur
Today, The Princeton Review and Entrepreneur released their lists of the Top 25 Graduate and Undergraduate Programs for Entrepreneurs. ..“No matter what our graduates leave here to do, or where they go to work, they will encounter challenges, opportunities, and new ideas,” shared Candida Brush, vice provost of Global Entrepreneurial Learning at Babson College. Read more >>
15May
Entrepreneurship Faculty Profile: Candida Brush
Profile on Babson College entrepreneurship professor and Boston Harbor Angels member Candy Brush. Read more >>
17Jan
Vice Provost Brush Receives USASBE Lifetime Achievement Award For Entrepreneurship
Babson's Vice Provost of Global Entrepreneurial Leadership and Boston Harbor Angels member Candida Brush has received the Max S. Wortman, Jr. / USASBE Lifetime Achievement Award for Entrepreneurship. Read more >>
28Dec
Boston Harbor Angels Profile
Boston Harbor Angels (BHA) is one of the most prominent angel investing groups in the US with numerous successful exits. Read profile >>
16Aug
What Are Investors Looking For?
The following post is from Antonette Ho, Group Operations Manager at Boston Harbor Angels. Original post can be found here >> As fundraising is an area that entrepreneurs often have questions about, the Summer Venture Program invited three investors to share their side of the story. We were privileged to have Natalie Bartlett of General Catalyst/Rough Draft Ventures; Ziad Moukheiber, CEO of...
02Aug
Babson College Featured in the Princeton Review Book, The Best 382 Colleges 2018 Edition
Babson College is one of the nation's best institutions for undergraduate education, according to The Princeton Review Princeton ReviewBabson College, ranked No. 1 for entrepreneurship, is featured in the new 2018 edition of Princeton Review’s college guide, "The Best 382 Colleges." Read more >>
29Jul
Female CEOs get only 3% of venture capital money
One of the study's coauthors, Candida Brush of Babson College, pointed out that there's nothing indicating men are more capable of running successful businesses. Brush said they ran an additional test comparing the companies with female CEOs (there were 183) to companies in similar industries run by men. They found that the women CEOs were equally as likely to stay in business and have a positive exit as their male counterparts. Read more >>
26Jul
Women-led U.S. startups attract just fraction of venture money
In the new study, researchers examined nearly 7,000 U.S. companies that received venture capital between 2011 and 2013. They then identified companies with women on their executive team. Just why women-led companies were recipient of less venture capital raised questions about the industry's inner workings, said co-author Candida Brush, a professor of entrepreneurship at Babson College in Massachusetts. Read more >>
22Jul