Howard H. Stevenson, Harvard’s ‘Father of Entrepreneurship,’ Dies at 85

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The Harvard Business School professor revolutionized how future founders were taught in the ’80s and coined a succinct definition that remains a business-world mantra more than 40 years later.

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