At some point, Americans decided on a more sterile, passionless, financier-style viewing of small business. No longer was someone’s small business a boon both for the owner and the community where they built the business; now it’s an INVESTMENT. A money-making machine.
Adam Tidrow is a serial entrepreneur, expert in American business and economic history, and scholar whose work focuses primarily on local economic development in the American Rust Belt. His newest project, Let The Robots Starve, is an advocacy movement aimed at restoring the soul of locally-owned businesses that serve local communities. He is currently performing research for his forthcoming book, Baptism By Fire.
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