Starting a business later in life
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Published: Jul. 17, 2018 at 5:03 PM CDT
New evidence shows starting a business later in life increases your probability of success.
Dr. Phil Greenwood, a senior lecturer at the Weinert Center of Entrepreneurship at the UW School of Business came to talk about this hot topic in entrepreneurship right now.
The research points to 4 reasons:
1. Building certain skills
2. They may know more about other business market opportunities
3. A broader network
4. More financial resources
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