Nestled between Lexington and Louisville is the state capital and entrepreneurial hotspot Frankfort, Kentucky.

Founded in 1610, Santa Fe is the oldest state capital in the nation with a reputation for innovation and creativity.

Founded in 1864 as a camp in the Montana gold rush, the city became one of the nation’s wealthiest early in its history.

Jefferson City’s location in central Missouri is another factor that works in its favor – in addition to local support, resources available in larger cities like St. Louis and Kansas City are just a few hours away.

Though Cheyenne, WY may bring images of a rugged frontier to mind, it is one of the state’s fastest-growing cities.

Nevada’s capital may not be a household name like Las Vegas, but you’d be surprised to find how many businesses began in Carson City.

Located on the banks of the Missouri River, Bismarck is a small city entrepreneurial hotspot.

Nicknamed “America’s Sailing Capital,” Annapolis MD has an impressive business environment for it’s small size.

Montpelier, VT has a small population with a large number of businesses located within the state’s capital.

As New Hampshire’s capital, Concord has a long history of being an economic hub for the state.