Future of clean energy: Free Electrons — Global accelerator program for start-ups

Taufiq, Ahmad; Yesseleva-Pionka, Mariya

doi:10.1080/26437015.2021.1943053

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“…On a final note, entrepreneurs may consider participating in accelerator programs to develop such competencies and to internationalize their businesses (Taufiq & Yesseleva-Pionka, 2021). More than 70 percent of the firms in our sample internationalized as compared to the 30 percent of Dutch SMEs that export and the 12 percent of Dutch SME companies that import (CBS, 2019).…”

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Global before birth: A study of internationalization mindsets of entrepreneurs

Costa

Frederiks

Englis

et al. 2022

Journal of the International Council for Small Business

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Our research finds that even before a start-up has formed, a combination of the entrepreneur's willingness and ability to internationalize determines the likelihood that an entrepreneur will in fact internationalize. Even before a venture is launched, entrepreneurs already have an internationalization mindset that influences their engagement in internationalization activities later on in the entrepreneurial process. Two hundred and thirteen early-stage entrepreneurs in a business accelerator participated in this research. Using intake data, we mapped their entrepreneurial internationalization mindset profiles. Two years after intake, we observed the actual internationalization behavior of the firms. We discuss the implications of our research for entrepreneurship policy makers, support organizations, business accelerators, and entrepreneurs.

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Section: Practical Implicationsmentioning

confidence: 99%