Mental Health

There is a mental health crisis in entrepreneurship. Here’s how to tackle it

Entrepreneurs work at their computer laptops at the so-called "incubator" of French high-tech start-ups "Numa" in Paris, France, in this March 11, 2016 file photo.

A recent study suggests that up to half of all entrepreneurs suffer from poor mental health Image: REUTERS/Charles Platiau/Files

Marcel Muenster
Founder and Director, The Gritti Fund
Paul Hokemeyer
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