… to the supply chain for startups, I find that the effects of the anchor firm’s arrival on startup
formation are localized to industries upstream and downstream to the anchor firm.The average …

… topic by analysing the role of start-up competitions (SUCs) in the … that can be described as
‘anchor events’ for specific parts of their … angels, and high growth firms are not involved in the …

… This article examines the role of regional clusters in regional … of start-up firms as well as in
employment in these new firms in a … Clusters are a particularly important way through which …

… local economy, which is shown to occur in the form of new start-up firms. Consequently, as
the local cluster evolved, knowledge began to flow from the location to the MNE subsidiary in …

… anchor firms, we argue that regions confront a strategic dilemma in how they engage large
firms. … technology firms as well as a marked increase in startup activity, from fewer than 100 …

… We track firm and employment growth from 1997 to 2010 and identify … of firms; the importance
of local amenities and a lack of conventional cluster actors such as universities or anchor …

… As technology matures, the rhythm of start-up creation decreases, barriers to entry are …
focus is on the main actors involved (ie, anchor firms), the activities and technologies that cluster …

… Co-location increases the awareness of emerging trends and reduces uncertainty for firms:
innovation clusters conditions and … making it easier for start-up firms to bootstrap and grow …

… an economic cluster that favored the formation of startups and … for collaboration with firms
from similar clusters. These collabo… The tactics deployed are anchored by the creation of an …

… At other times, the anchor firm operates as a school, substituting the role of a university or
research laboratory, forming human capital but also providing workers with the insights, social …