In the heart of Toronto, MaRS, an urban innovation hub, is helping entrepreneurs and startups achieve a higher level of impact.

This self-described serial entrepreneur says no matter how big enterprises become, they need to think like a startup if they want to continue to grow.

At a place called thecamp in Southern France, teams from public and private sectors are developing groundbreaking and scalable solutions to address the major social issues of our time.

What does it take to stay entrepreneurially innovative in a big company? Turnstone research uncovered five conditions that intrapreneurs say they need to be creative and engaged, no matter how big their company has become.

The flexibility that comes with mobility can convince some that we don’t need a community workspace or that the office is overrated.

Is it really possible to ignite—or reclaim—a sense of “startup culture” in your workplace? With focused intentionality, passionate determination and a little spunk, we believe the answer is, “Absolutely.” Here are some tips to get you started.

Because most of Groove’s work is collaborative in nature, the majority of the new space is designed for co-creation and brainstorming. Nicknamed “the pit,” this main area is open and collaborative, uniting the team.