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Participants in the Ernst & Young Entrepreneurial Winning Women Program have seen average annual revenue growth of almost 50% and job growth of more than 25% despite the challenging economy. Learn more about these results and what all women entrepreneurs should know to scale their businesses.

Nearly 40% of companies worldwide plan to shift some foreign investment from developed to emerging markets within five years, according to the latest Economist Intelligence Unit paper, Canada in a Globalized Economy: an investment perspective, sponsored by Ernst & Young.

Canadian entrepreneurs’ new business registrations outperform all mature market G20 countries, according to our latest report, Entrepreneurs speak out: a call to action for G20 governments.

How well do you understand the growing middle class in emerging markets? We explore the capabilities that companies can build to align their businesses with the needs of this demographic.

Entrepreneurs turn excellent ideas into successful businesses. But where does this capacity come from? We look into the mind of the entrepreneur.

(As originally appeared in Globeandmail.com, 06 June 2011)
What makes a good entrepreneur great? A new Ernst & Young survey shows leading entrepreneurs share common traits, beliefs and approaches that empower them to drive innovation – and economies – around the world.

Canadian entrepreneurs are cautiously optimistic about the future, but most remain unlikely to take an aggressive approach to growth this year, according an Ernst & Young LLP/Financial Post survey. In contrast, our global capital confidence survey found that the large Canadian corporate sector is more upbeat.

Ernst & Young's Entrepreneur Of The Year is the largest celebration of entrepreneurship in the world. This Financial Post online feature profiles some of the outstanding people the program honours and looks at how they are growing Canada's innovation economy.