As nations try to modernise and diversify their economies, they are trying to attract the technology entrepreneurs of the future to create employment and capital influx and improve the living standards of their population. An array of legislative and policy initiatives has been created in many jurisdictions to capitalise on both local and international talent, including special immigration programs, tax incentives, government support and educational facilities to capture and retain entrepreneurs and workers. The panel will discuss what programmes, incentives and policies have been put in place, which ones have succeeded and which ones have failed in their goals to create technology incubators for both local and immigrant entrepreneurs.