No surprise that the report published by Endeavor, a unique global entrepreneur support system, points to the availability of talent as the number one factor that guides where fast growing companies locate their businesses. Ultimately they choose that place for personal reasons, often, and end up staying to build their companies. I would imagine many were originally also employed by other innovation companies, and once settled, stuck around. http://www.endeavor.org/blog/endeavor-insight-report-reveals-the-top-qualities-that-entrepreneurs-look-for-in-a-city/ issuu.com/endeavorglobal1
They did mention/imply that great places are the thing that retains great talent–and investments in places that support talent will benefit people directly, and then indirectly (as new wealth is created) will boost the retention of talented individuals. This is supported by the growth in popularity of cities that have invested in education, public parks, arts & culture and other quality of life measures.
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What they didn’t mention, but could be identified as great place features: collaborative spaces.
http://www.theatlanticcities.com/jobs-and-economy/2014/02/what-cities-really-need-attract-entrepreneurs-according-entrepreneurs/8349/