Entrepreneurship and Small Business Research Institute
– Disseminates knowledge on entrepreneurship, innovation and small business
– Disseminates knowledge on entrepreneurship, innovation and small business
ESBRI facilitated our ability to communicate our research, discuss the issues and raise the visibility for research on women's entrepreneurship not only in the Nordic Countries, but world wide."
The Diana project
Diana was a heroic woman, a huntress. Women seeking capital are hunters rather than gatherers. They are hunting for capital in a traditionally male-dominated arena.
The Diana Project was established in 1999 to raise awareness and expectations of women business owners regarding the growth of their firms. The research consortium involves five project partners:
In 2007 the researchers behind the Diana Project won the "Global Award for Entrepreneurship Research", formerly known as the "FSF-NUTEK Award".
Candida Brush, Babson College
cbrush@babson.edu
Nancy M. Carter, Catalyst, Inc.
ncarter@catalystwomen.org
Elizabeth J. Gatewood, Wake Forest University
gatewoej@wfu.edu
