Las Vegas, NV — November 2025 —From Reno to Las Vegas, Nevada’s entrepreneurs, innovators, and community builders will unite for Global Entrepreneurship Week (GEW) from November 17–23, 2025—a global celebration engaging more than 10 million participants across 180 countries.

Led locally by Global Entrepreneurship Week Nevada, this year’s campaign will feature more than 25 events statewide highlighting innovation, inclusion, and collaboration across Nevada’s growing entrepreneurial landscape.

The 2025 global theme, “Together We Build,” reflects the heart of Nevada’s entrepreneurial movement—where collaboration fuels opportunity, and bold ideas come to life through shared effort. From tech founders and veteran entrepreneurs to educators, artists, and small-business owners, GEW Nevada is designed to make entrepreneurship accessible to everyone who’s ever thought, “Could I build something of my own?”

The official Nevada kickoff will take place Saturday, November 15th at Tech Alley in Downtown Las Vegas, launching a week of programs, workshops, and celebrations across Southern and Northern Nevada. Featured partners include VetsInTech, Alive Print Shop, Nevada Partners, The Social Exchange Group, Hunter Marketing, and the Veteran Business Outreach Center, among others.

“I believe that Global Entrepreneurship Week will connect the people of our city and Greater Nevada so together we can show the world who we really are,” said Dave Burlin, State Coordinator for Global Entrepreneurship Week Nevada. “This movement is more than a week of events—it’s a call to build something bigger than ourselves by connecting ideas, organizations, and communities that believe in collaboration over competition.”

Each November, Global Entrepreneurship Week inspires millions to take action, providing the knowledge, connections, and confidence they need to start or scale ideas that make a difference. Nevada’s participation links local founders and organizations to this global movement, powered by the Global Entrepreneurship Network (GEN) and the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation.