Work. It's what we do. It's how we survive. And, for many, it's who we are. The question: Where's it headed? Work In Progress, hosted by LinkedIn Senior Editor Caroline Fairchild, dives into the fascinating world of work now, featuring discussions with some of the economy’s brightest thinkers and on-the-ground interviews with workers around the U.S., all grappling with change.
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Work. It's what we do. It's how we survive. And, for many, it's who we are. The question: Where's it headed? Work In Progress, hosted by LinkedIn Senior Editor Caroline Fairchild, dives into the fascinating world of work now, featuring discussions with some of the economy’s brightest thinkers and on-the-ground interviews with workers around the U.S., all grappling with change.
How Silicon Valley Can Really Get Out Of Its Own Bubble
LinkedIn's Work In Progress
23 minutes
8 years ago
How Silicon Valley Can Really Get Out Of Its Own Bubble
Last year, venture capitalists invested nearly $70 billion dollars in startups across the country, but close to 80% of that capital went to founders in just three states: California, New York and Massachusetts. In this episode, AOL Co-Founder and Revolution CEO Steve Case joins to talk about how VCs can support entrepreneurs across the country. The man behind "Rise of the Rest,” a nationwide effort to work closely with entrepreneurs in emerging startup ecosystems, Case has been working on this issue for quite sometime. So why do the numbers refuse to budge? Caroline and Chip ask Steve to dissect the issues by connecting him to founders who are trying to start companies in the middle of the country.
LinkedIn's Work In Progress
Work. It's what we do. It's how we survive. And, for many, it's who we are. The question: Where's it headed? Work In Progress, hosted by LinkedIn Senior Editor Caroline Fairchild, dives into the fascinating world of work now, featuring discussions with some of the economy’s brightest thinkers and on-the-ground interviews with workers around the U.S., all grappling with change.
