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  1. InsightsOct 1, 2026Top Countries to Get PRযুক্তরাষ্ট্রের বাজারে ব্যবসা শুরু করা যেমন সম্ভাবনাময়, তেমনি সঠিক পরিকল্পনা, পর্যাপ্ত মূলধন ও স্থানীয় বাজারের বাস্তব জ্ঞান না থাকলে তা ব্যর্থতায় পর্যবসিত হতে পারে। মার্কিন স্মল বিজনেস অ্যাডমিনিস্ট্রেশনের (SBA) উপাত্ত অনুযায়ী,…
  2. A hand-painted “Come in, we’re open” sign on a dark doorInsights · ArticleSep 24, 2026Five questions to ask before starting a business in a new countryImmigrant Entrepreneur LabThe practical questions that tend to save the most time and money in the first months, whatever country you’re starting in.
  3. An open notebook, a pencil, glasses and a laptop on a white deskImpact · PublicationSep 19, 2026Research outputs publishedStudies, reviews, frameworks and working papers published by the Lab so far.
  4. A passport and travel papers on a dark wooden deskResearch · StudySep 18, 2026Mapping the first year: how immigrant founders find supportImmigrant Entrepreneur LabA qualitative study that follows newly arrived founders through their first twelve months, tracing which advice, networks and institutions they actually turn to — and which they never find.
  5. Hands writing in an open notebook beside a cup of coffee and a croissantInitiatives · Information leafletSep 8, 2026Starting in a new country: a plain-language leaflet seriesShort, translated guides to the first steps of running a business — registration, tax, permits and where to ask for help.
  6. A young seedling growing in a terracotta potImpact · Resource useSep 3, 2026An open library on immigrant entrepreneurshipKey books, journal articles, reports and datasets, annotated and free to browse.
  7. A long aisle between library bookshelvesLibrary · Journal articleSep 2, 2026Immigrant entrepreneurs in advanced economies: mixed embeddedness further exploredRobert Kloosterman & Jan RathA key statement of mixed embeddedness: immigrant businesses are shaped both by founders’ social networks and by the markets and institutions around them.
  8. A historic university building behind autumn treesEcosystems · UniversityAug 28, 2026University incubators & entrepreneurship centersIncubators, accelerators and entrepreneurship courses — many of them open to alumni and, often, to the wider community.
  9. A green piggy bank, a calculator, glasses and coins on a white tableEcosystems · FundingAug 12, 2026Microfinance & community lendersLenders that serve founders with little or no local credit history — one of the most common barriers for people new to a country.
  10. Tubs of brightly coloured ground spices at a market stallInsights · AnalysisJun 26, 2026Beyond the enclave: how immigrant founders reach mainstream marketsImmigrant Entrepreneur LabMany immigrant businesses begin by serving their own community. What helps them break out — and what holds them back?
  11. A stack of old leather-bound books on a wooden tableResearch · ReviewJun 2, 2026Mixed embeddedness, revisited: a review of two decades of researchImmigrant Entrepreneur LabA structured review of how the mixed-embeddedness framework has been applied, extended and challenged since the early 2000s — and what it still misses.
  12. A hand writing notes on a printed reportLibrary · ReportApr 28, 2026The Missing Entrepreneurs 2023: Policies for Inclusive Entrepreneurship and Self-EmploymentOECD & European CommissionData and policy analysis on entrepreneurship by groups that are under-represented in business ownership, including immigrants.
  13. An empty classroom with tables, chairs and a projector screenInitiatives · Education projectFeb 19, 2026Entrepreneurship basics for newcomersA short course on business planning, registration, tax and finance, designed with and for people who are new to the country.