CREATING REGIONAL WEALTH IN THE INNOVATION ECONOMY SAPERSTEIN J., ROUACH D. Księgarnia

Creating Regional Wealth in the Innovation Economy: Models, Perspectives, and Best Practices

Summary

From Ireland to Israel to India, entrepreneurial innovation remains the #1 driver of economic success. This book identifies how successful regions build dynamic, self-sustaining centers of innovation across institutions in government, business, and non-profit organizations..

Jeff Saperstein and Dr. Daniel Rouach illuminate the complex mix of reinforcing success factors that can help regions set the stage for enduring long-term growth. Their extensive new research, detailed case studies, and diverse interviews of entrepreneurial champions across many societal sectors address economic policy, intellectual capital, labor costs, and many other key issues.

Creating Regional Wealth in the Innovation Economy demonstrates how regions with diverse geographic, socio-economic, and political/institutional structures can leverage their unique strengths to successfully "plug in" to the global innovation economy. It offers a comprehensive blueprint for reaping the benefits of a vibrant, entrepreneurial marketplace?as an entrepreneur, investor, policymaker, or individual professional seeking the right place to be.

Leveraging your region's unique strengths: Building regional centers of innovation
Specific techniques for regional business development specialists: Public policy actions that offer the greatest short- and long-term payback
Identifying the best regions for new investment: How companies and investors can choose locations with the greatest opportunities for success
Taking advantage of centers of innovation: Practical strategies for companies ranging from startups to multinationals
Economic policy, intellectual capital, labor costs, and other key issues: Understanding the complex interrelationships amongst all regional success factors

Building regional centers of entrepreneurship?and sustaining them.

The key principles enabling regions to become centers of entrepreneurial excellence
After the dot.com collapse: The new dynamics of the Innovation Economy
In-depth perspectives from global leaders in business, government, academia, and nongovernmental organizations
Preface by Mary Harney, Ireland's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Enterprise, Trade, and Employment

Silicon Valley. Taiwan. Ireland. France. Sweden. Israel. Munich. When it comes to promoting entrepreneurial culture, some places just seem to "get it right"serving as powerful magnets for talent, money, and ideas, and as powerful incubators for tomorrow's best companies. Now, drawing on extensive new research, Jeff Saperstein and Dr. Daniel Rouach pinpoint the key reasons why some locations succeed in the quest to become centers of technology and innovation?and sustain their competitive advantages over time while others fail.

This book answers the most crucial questions about the world's entrepreneurial hotspots: What makes these locations so special? Which local characteristics are inherent? Which can be fostered? What are the best practices for business and government organizations that want to promote local entrepreneurship and reach critical mass? And, most of all, what can be learned from the dozens of high-level entrepreneurial champions who have given their wisdom and experience so other people and regions may succeed.

350 page

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