10 ways to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Global Entrepreneurship Week As millions of makers, doers, and dreamers gather across the globe in the spirit and promise of entrepreneurship, what will you do to mark the occasion? Written by Julie ScheideggerNovember 9, 2017 Share: Facebook LinkedIn Twitter Get ready. It’s Global Entrepreneurship Week. Pick one – or all – of our suggestions to find a way to be part of the world’s largest celebration of the innovators and job creators who launch startups that bring ideas to life, drive economic growth, and expand human welfare. 10 for 10 10. Be one of the 10 million people who will participate in the roughly 35,000 #GEW2017 entrepreneurship events in 170 countries across the globe Nov. 13-19. (Find an event near you!) 9. Bring a friend. Or, an acquaintance, or a new friend, or a complete stranger, who is not like you, but is an entrepreneur, or an aspiring entrepreneur, or an ideas person, who should be part of this inclusive entrepreneurial community. 8. Take the time to high five an entrepreneur, investor, policymaker, researcher or someone at a support organization working to advance economic growth and innovation in all different types of economies and cultures. 7. Follow #GEW2017 on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. 6. Listen to Sir Richard Branson explain how entrepreneurs can change the world. (Branson, Virgin Group founder, will officially open the 10th anniversary celebration of GEW by participating in the launch of a new startup campus in Johannesburg, South Africa.) 5. Connect with the Kauffman Foundation, the founding partner of GEW. The Foundation fights to empower the makers, the doers and the dreamers to create their own destinies and achieve uncommon things. 4. Solve a problem. 3. Start a business. 2. Keep hustling. 1. Help others do the same. Written by Julie ScheideggerEditorial Manager, Strategic CommunicationsKauffman Foundation Next Future of Learning Engaging beyond the parent-teacher conference November 2, 2017 Entrepreneurial Ecosystems When Mayors and Entrepreneurs Collide—For Good November 1, 2017 Kansas City Lead from the middle – with or without #AmazonHQ2 October 26, 2017