Category archives: Older Entrepreneurs

Worried that your graying hair is a sign that you’ve missed your chance? Don’t fret — you’re not over the entrepreneurial hill yet.

Are you not the best version of yourself you’ve ever been?

These supremely successful businesswomen prove that age really is just a number.

Older entrepreneurs know a lot about how business, culture and leadership work.

It takes courage to become an entrepreneur later in life, but it’s worth it.

These five very successful individuals followed Sir Winston Churchill’s advice to ‘Never, never, never give up.’

Here are my five hard-earned lessons, which apply to every entrepreneur and work across all industries.

The average age of a successful entrepreneur is 39

Nearly a quarter of new entrepreneurs are boomers aged 55 to 64. They have experience, financial stability and extensive networks.

Research shows that businesses started by older people, on average, are more successful than those started by their younger counterparts.