Last time I introduced the questions as topics for answers in this five part post series:
1.) What is the ‘spark’ that ignites the startup of start-up communities?
2.) How does the ‘start-up’ of startup communities differ—emerging markets vs. developed countries?
3.) Why is the US entrepreneurial model of experimentation, trial and error and pivoting a death sentence for entrepreneurs in the emerging markets? And what you can do about it.
4.) How does the culture of risk and failure in emerging markets impact investor DNA—what they finance and what they won’t
5.) What is Clonentrepreneurship, where is it spreading from and to, and why is it a model for more—innovation, startups, and venture investment?
To read the full, original article click on this link: Part I: The Start-up of Russia. The Startup of Start-up Communities: The Power of Clones in Russia—& Beyond | Scaling Up Innovation
