Selected Press Coverage & Podcast
EQ Tops IQ in determining Entrepreneurial Success
A comprehensive new analysis by Regan Stevenson and colleagues, published in the Strategic Entrepreneurship Journal, looked at 40 studies on ... Read more on The US Chamber of Commerce Website
A recent study published in the Journal of Business Venturing suggests a firm’s “positive psychological capital” language enhances crowdfunding. Read more at forbes.com
What do angel investors want?
A protege.
Researchers conducted a study to define and measure coachability among entrepreneurs. Read more at huffpost.com
Research on COVID-19 divisions in the US
In the midst of the pandemic, could divergent political views be the difference between life and death, or between being able to work for a living versus losing one’s livelihood? To answer this question, we analyzed ... read more at financialtimes.com
The Reason Why Women are More Likely to be Funded on Kickstarter.
The university’s Kelley School of Business analyzed three years of Kickstarter data, examining the entrepreneurs’ gender, financial backing received and funding success in a sample of 416 projects. Read more at the New York Post
Why it's Time for VCs to Invest in
Women-owned Businesses
According to a 2018 study at Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business, women are 32 percent more successful at meeting their funding goals. Read more at Wework.com
To be a Successful Entrepreneur, This is More Important than IQ
A new study just released by the Indiana University Kelley School of Business has an unexpected suggestion for anyone planning to start or run a successful business in the future. Read more at theladders.com
Straight No Chaser harmonizes with Kelley Direct Students to Create New Specialty Product
When a capella group Straight No Chaser comes back to Bloomington for a concert December 13, members also are returning to where the idea for their new venture, a branded vodka, was developed as part of an academic project at IU’s Kelley School of Business. Read more at iu.com
Belief in Investing Abilities Can be a Costly Mistake
Researchers at Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business studied the choices made by amateur investors investing online in unregulated, sometimes risky, equity crowdfunded ventures. Read more at wealthproffesional.ca
Federal Investment in Small Businesses Could Revive The Economy After The Pandemic
Spreading out available funds in smaller amounts to more early-stage companies may be more effective than providing large grants to more established firms. Read more at iu.com
Crowdfunders Trust Women-led Ventures More
A new study from Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business has found that although women may be less likely to receive venture capital, people supporting crowdfunding projects on the internet are actually more likely to invest in a woman than a man. Read more at theladders.com
Emotional Balance Vital For Entrepreneurs
If you are an entrepreneur, you know that managing your business can often feel like you are screaming alone on an emotional rollercoaster," Stevenson said. Read more at The Irish Sun
Emotional Intelligence is More Important for Being a Successful Entrepreneur than Mental Ability, meta-analysis finds
While general mental ability has been found to be most important for success in workplace settings, study authors.... Read more at PsyPost
IU Program Helps Musicians Straight No Chaser Launch Vodka Line
The Indiana University-rooted a cappella singing group Straight No Chaser has launched its own brand of vodka, an idea generated as a result of an academic project at IU’s Kelley School of Business. Read more at wishtv.com
Kelley School Initiative Sparks Ideas From Around The World To Address Problems From Coronavirus
"We were at home, communicating on Zoom like everyone else, and began to think about what more we could do," said Regan Stevenson, who initiated the project. Read more at iu.com
Here’s why Crowdfunding Beats Venture Capital
... studied Kickstarter’s three years worth of data to examine factors, including entrepreneurs’ gender, financial support and funding rate in a sample of 416 projects. Read more at internationalfinance.com
