Global Entrepreneurship Monitor

The Global Entrepreneurship Monitor project, led jointly by London Business School and Babson College and covering 42 countries, explores and provides quantitative analysis to establish and measure the relationship between economic growth and entrepreneurial activity.  More information on GEM national reports can be located on http://www.gemconsortium.org/.

Global Entrepreneurship Monitor UK

The national team for the UK is based at London Business School. More about their research and their outputs from the past few years can be found on the Research Centres area of this site.

Angel Investors Confidence Index

The London Business School Angel Investor Confidence Index is conducted quarterly by the entrepreneurship faculty at the London Business School. It surveys members of the leading angel investor networks in the UK to provide the angel community with a wider perspective on the conditions that affect angel investment activity.

Foundation for Entrepreneurial Management

The Entrepreneurship department's research interests are eclectic and include present activity in the following areas:

• National differences and their causes, in the level of entrepreneurial activity.
  
• The impact of entrepreneurial activity on economic performance.
  
• Barriers to entrepreneurial activity affecting the emergence and development of new firms.
  
• The genesis and growth of new technology based firms.
  
• The internationalisation of new technology based firms.
  
• The attitude and behaviour of UK venture capitalists to technology investments.
  
• The supply of seed capital to European new technology based firms.
  
• The growth of corporate venture activity by large firms.
  
• Government policy regarding innovation and financing of small & medium sized firms.