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The changing landscape of information business has created an opportunity for the librarian's business to move beyond the reactive to the information business that needs to be proactive participants in business development and entrepreneurial entities. The library is no longer just a book repository but a source of business and economic data sources. The case studies presented in this book highlight various examples of entrepreneurial entity education and local economic development. The examples presented serve as the catalyst for the next venture of entrepreneurship and highlight the growing need for effective value-added support in the search for information businesses. Librarians' businesses play an important role in promoting effective use of the business information and in providing value added services in the university and community environment.