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Strategic Growth Markets - Ernst & Young - Global

Growth companies are the future global leaders

Our commitment to entrepreneurial companies helps ensure that we’re working with more of tomorrow’s global leaders today.

Entrepreneurs make a difference. They not only have great ideas, but also the drive to make them a reality.

They use their fresh thinking and hard work to create positive change – bringing new concepts and products to market, and creating jobs and wealth.

Our  professionals thrive on guiding companies through successful initial public offerings (IPOs).

And, with our network stretching across more than 100 countries, you’ll never outgrow us.

Find out more about our services for growth companies:

Innovating for the next three billion

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 make call to action to G20

A strong entrepreneurial culture is the foundation of a dynamic economy. Our report examines what nations can do to incentivize entrepreneurs and create jobs.

Global IPO activity down 57%

Global IPO market was quieter in Q3 due to market volatility. Despite this, many companies are looking to go public when conditions improve. In Q3, Asia continued to dominate global IPO activity. Read more about Q3 IPO activity. 

Exceptional insights: Incremental innovation and meteoric growth

What does it take for a company to have "staying power" in today’s marketplace? In the latest issue of Exceptional magazine, entrepreneurs from around the globe, including Starbucks’ CEO Howard Schultz, elaborate on what it takes to achieve longevity, innovation and sustained growth in today’s market.

Essential guides for fast-growth companies

What does it take to be a fast-growth company in today’s economy? Our series of essential guides for fast growth companies provides you with information to help transform your growth company into an exceptional enterprise. These guides explore hot topics such as Private equity, Human Capital, Tax and your mobile workforce, Protecting wealth, IFRS, Risk management, Life after an IPO, and Managing capital.

Global IPO activity continues to rebound in 2011

As global investors seek to capitalize on the emerging markets growth story, they are fueling stock market rallies and new listings world-wide. Will these trends continue? Our eighth annual report analyzes key IPO trends from 2010 and what to expect in the global IPO market in 2011. 

A Guide to Listing on the London Stock Exchange

Ernst & Young are proud to sponsor this LSE publication, which provides a practical outline of the listing process for companies considering an IPO.

Global venture capital insights and trends

The last decade was anything but normal for the global venture industry. Today, as the economy shows signs of improvement, we see some clear trends in the venture industry as it emerges from the preceding turbulent decade and positions itself for success in the coming one.

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Entrepreneurial insights

Entrepreneurial insights
We interviewed more than 40 of the world's leading entrepreneurs and captured their thought- provoking observations in this unique collection of video conversations.

Nature or nurture: Decoding the DNA of the entrepreneur  

Nature or nurture? 

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

 

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Approaches to innovation 
Approaches to innovation
How do entrepreneurs and general corporates think differently about innovation? Learn more as we explore the four key points that contribute to success.

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