NEW: Brown Named #13 Most Entrepreneurial College in US
Wednesday, August 01, 2012
Using its database, LinkedIn analyzed college alums running companies of 10 or more people, and named Brown the #13 Most Entrepreneurial College.
The new ranking comes from a LinkedIn analysis of its database of 20 million college grads, and identified alumni of these schools as founders of the most companies with 10 or more employees.
Who has the most billionaires?
Stanford University took the #1 spot in the new ranking, followed by MIT at #2 and Harvard at #3. Even though Harvard took third place, it has produced 10 self-made billionaires, according to Forbes, more than any other school on the list. Among those billionaire grads: Steve Ballmer (’77), Phil Falcone (’84) and Sumner Redstone (’44). According to a 2011 report from MIT’s Sloan School of Management, as of 2006 there were 25,600 active companies founded by MIT alumni, employing approximately 3.3 million people.
California Institute of Technology took the #4 spot, followed by University of California, Berkeley, at #5.
Brown was beat out in the ranking by fellow Ivies University of Pennsylvania (#6), Dartmouth College (#7), Princeton (#9), and Yale (#11). Forbes made special mention of Brown alum Steven Rattner, cofounder of the Quadrangle Group, who graduated from Brown in 1974.
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Comments:
paul zecchino
9:45am on Sunday, August 05, 2012
Brown is most enterprising, particularly when it comes to helping itself to assets to which is has no rightful claim, via elderly people whose judgement is in decline. If a few sundry misdemeanors and capital crimes must be committed to 'do the deed', so be it.
Brown's entrepenurial spirit extends to the prized area of lying in writing about its questionable behavior.
Is this the same Phil Falcone who attempted to jam vital military and commercial satellite communications with his how failed, sham corporation, Lightsquared? Is this the same Phil Falcone who according to recent press reports views as 'a piece of cake' beating serious SEC charges by blaming his staffers?
What do they teach at Kamp Bruno? Evasion, Extortion, and Looting?
Isn't that our experience with this bunch?
Paul Vincent Zecchino
Manasovietskiya Ortova, Florida
05 August, 2012