That’s what John Lettieri, co-founder of the Economic Innovation Group, testified to the Senate this past summer. Why? There’s a difference between mentality and reality.
However, studies show the average age for a successful start-up company is 40. In fact, the only age group that shows a rise in entrepreneurial activity for the last 2 decades is between 55-65.
It comes down to 2 factors:
They are starting out in more debt than previous generations and require some stability from the onset.
Big box stores, franchises and online businesses have radically changed the commercial landscape of America. As these companies age, they tend to become less efficient. That can be a problem with no businesses coming up through the ranks.
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