Depending on the size of your country, it can be a daunting task to coordinate a national initiative that ties in to a global movement. Here in the United States, we continue to tirelessly recruit partner organizations to plan activities during the Week (we currently have almost 1,000 partners committed). To help do this–and to help them along the way–we use a network of Regional Directors that take control over a region or state. Everyday, it seems, I get new information from them about the activities being planned for the Week. For example, Recently, Michelle Proctor, who is coordinating Global Entrepreneurship Week/USA activities in the state of Tennessee, sent me a brief update from the monthly conference calls she holds with partners in the state. This is from Michelle’s e-mail: (more…)