So you’re an entrepreneur with high-growth aspirations and you don’t live in Silicon Valley, Boston or New York City. Crazy, right? While there are perceived advantages to locating a business that needs private investment in these high-performing regions – capital concentration results in shorter fundraising cycles, deep talent pools satisfy technical hiring needs, professional/social networks spur acquisition scenarios – capable entrepreneurs and successful companies exist in every state. It defies logic, common sense and shared economic interests for America’s entrepreneurs to physically relocate to a small number of cities.
