Quoted in two stories in todays Press Herald. This one on the front page: Mitchell Stein, a Cumberland-based independent health policy analyst, sees a twofold benefit in people leaving companies to work for themselves. It will open up more jobs for the unemployed or underemployed, he said, and boost the economy as the entrepreneurs bring more innovative products to market. “More people will be willing to take risks. It’s a numbers game. When you have more people trying to invent something, more people will succeed,” said Stein, who has a master’s degree in business administration and has studied the insurance industry for many years. Stein said, for instance, that midlife professionals nearing retirement can launch that business they’ve always dreamed about, or young families can forgo cubicle jobs to create a tech-based startup.
Posted on: Sun, 14 Dec 2014 12:08:17 +0000
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