By Dr Shima Barakat My boss recently said to me: “the nature of entrepreneurship that takes place [in the MENA countries] remains largely informal – with women traders, itinerant enterprise and much anecdotal talk about grey areas, where people do survival activities”. This statement beautifully sums up what a lot of people operating in the [...]
Archive for April 2011
Empowering people in the MENA region through Enterprisers
7th April 2011 By: Orsolya Ihasz Empowering people in the MENA region through Enterprisers It’s all over the news these days. Something new, something big, is happening in the Middle East. The winds of change are blowing. A generation of young, energetic people are starting to set the agenda. These people have ideas. Some have [...]
‘Virtual Open Day’ – A bold entrepreneurial experiment?
1st April 2011 By Dr Joanna Mills Earlier this week we held our first Open Day for the Postgraduate Diploma in Entrepreneurship. The programme is designed for entrepreneurs and has global ambitions, having been designed around a part time format combining significant online study with three intensive residential sessions in Cambridge over a 12 month [...]
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