While I was working in startups, I used to encounter public policy from time to time. But I always thought about that as having to “deal with policy” or “accommodate government.” It took me a long time to realize that startups and founders also have the opportunity to influence policy. So that it was more inline and supportive of startups — and entrepreneurship in general. If you’ve already made that intuitive leap — or the lightbulb just came on for you — you might consider grabbing some time with Victor Hwang, founder of Right to Start, while he’s in town, next week. And a group of your peers who are interested in chopping it up about policy and entrepreneurship.
Read MoreInterested in how policy effects entrepreneurship? So is Right to Start. And they’ll be here, next week.
