Our founder and Chairman, Harvard Business School Professor Michael E. Porter, was recently featured in an article in the Harvard Gazette, “The costs of inequality: Faster lives, quicker deaths.” The article, part of a series on Harvard professors’ work as it relates to issues of inequality, details the disparate health ... Read More

In 2012, Washington, D.C. decided it was time to give up its ad hoc approach to economic development. Read More

With its motto “Create the Day,” children’s discovery museum Imajine That has always aimed to provide opportunity for youth and families in its hometown of Lawrence, MA. Read More

In city centers across the U.S., from large metros like New York City and Philadelphia to smaller cities like Asheville and Chattanooga, urban living has come into vogue. Read More

“Innovation Districts” and “Innovation Corridors” have been popping up in recent years in an effort for cities to grow their technology and startup ecosystems. Read More