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Melissa Jun Rowley

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From Minnesota to the Nation: A Narrative Playbook for Startup Communities Ready To Make Headlines

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By Melissa Jun Rowley
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stevengaertner - stock.adobe.com I’ve lived in, reported on and developed communications strategies for startup ecosystems around the world — from Silicon Valley to London, Paris, Portugal, the Middle East and Puerto Rico. Each ecosystem has its own rhythm and strengths. What I’ve observed: Silicon Valley thrives on speed and risk as an engine of bold ideas and venture-scale growth.
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Authorship as the Creative Edge in the AI Era

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By Melissa Jun Rowley
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​I spend a lot of time lately thinking about authorship—not in the legal sense or who’s named at the top of an article, but as autonomy and responsibility—the act of deciding what should exist and standing behind it. AI has made creation frictionless. Drafts appear instantly. Images render in seconds. Sound, code, and structure can all be generated faster than most of us can process what we’re seeing. Access to tools is no longer the differentiator. The ecosystem is saturated.
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The Forest Economy of the Future Already Exists -- in Alaska

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By Melissa Jun Rowley
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TSUNG-LIN WU - stock.adobe.com One of the myths of modern business is that the future requires invention, including new technologies, new systems and new models powerful enough to outrun the limits we’ve already encountered. But some of the most durable economic thinking I’ve seen recently didn’t come from a lab or a boardroom. It emerged from already functioning ecosystems that inform how entrepreneurs build and make decisions over time.
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