In 2017, WalletHub named Oklahoma City the nation’s best large city to start a small business as well as the 10^th-best for Hispanic entrepreneurs.

San Jose may share the bay area with San Francisco, but it ranks second place in Dell’s Top Cities for Women Entrepreneurs and ranked sixth in the nation for entrepreneurial growth!

As one of the principal cities in Silicon Valley, San Francisco is also one of the nation’s biggest hubs for entrepreneurship.

Phoenix may be the capital of Arizona, but it’s also the 5th largest in the nation. Surprisingly, it’s one of the most affordable large scale cities in the country! Here’s what makes up Phoenix’s startup ecosystem.

New York is a city by many names – The Big Apple, The Concrete Jungle, The City That Never Sleeps, and many more monikers. Not only is it the largest metropolitan area in the United States, it’s also known as the #1 city for female entrepreneurs and the #7 best city for startup activity.

Home of the Alamo, San Antonio is a thriving community for entrepreneurs and potential startups.

Look out Silicon Valley, Chicago is rising as one of the best cities for tech innovation.

Miami, FL, is making waves in the business world. They have been noted by the Kauffman Foundation, Expert Market, and Wallethub for their entrepreneurial ecosystem.

Columbus, Ohio has been ranked the 3rd best city to start a business in, 3rd in growth of entrepreneurship, and 40th in the “Access to Resources” category among large cities.

Entrepreneur named Atlanta the third-best city in America for minority entrepreneurs, while Innovation Leader included it in a list of the top-10 cities for corporate innovation in May 2017.