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Follow these rules when approaching a potential mentor.

Many entrepreneurs don't sell internationally but Brexit is likely to have far-reaching ramifications that impact them in unexpected ways.

The number of female entrepreneurs is growing, but the typical Spanish founder is a 35-year-old male.

The city has it's draws, but also some drawbacks.

Here are three tips entrepreneurs can use to stay positive and calm during any emotionally charged situation.

Over the last few years, we've seen the beginning of a dramatic transformation in northern cities.

Although just 10 of Serbia's companies were ranked in the top 500 in the region, this does not mean that Serbia hasn't got the capacity to facilitate entrepreneurial growth going forward.

Coming from the U.S., I was surprised by how Danes behave at networking events.

Coming from the U.S. to the U.K., to run a U.K. business, I discovered many differences in the way companies run.

The separation of the U.K. from the EU will bring many changes.

If millennials are to be a scarce resource in Europe, then companies should be especially aware of how to meet millennial needs.

Younger workers want flexibility and purpose, in addition to financial security.

Building an inclusive, welcoming culture isn't just possible -- it's a must for success.

The region is one of the best places to start a business -- but that doesn't mean it will be easy.

The U.K.'s Tier 1 entrepreneur visa was designed to attract inward investment and to actively support entrepreneurial opportunities within Britain.

It can be harder to create a strong working relationship when your business hours don't match up.

Europe supports a different kind of startup culture than the U.S. -- and that's a good thing.

Under the proposed plan, digital nomads will enjoy access to Estonia for a year.

The Nordic region punches above its weight when it comes to entrepreneurship.

And we aren't alone.

Cooperation and alignment among key stakeholders supports a blossoming entrepreneurial ecosystem.

The drive for success comes from many foundations; struggle is one of them.

The local tech and developer ecosystem doesn't seem fazed by all the doom and gloom.

Hint: It has something to do with a little thing called Brexit.

Encouraging young people to discover entrepreneurship as a career option carries huge benefits to society.

Women entrepreneurs have made progress in Europe, but obstacles remain.