Posts Tagged ‘business education’
Our guest blogger, Carrie Bedingfield, the founder of OneFish TwoFish, talks about the need for entrepreneurs and startups to develop ‘super content’ to position the business with the right markets, raise awareness and grow the business.
5 December 2012 Tags: brand, business, business education, cambridge, cambridge Judge Business School, Carrie Bedingfield, centre for entrepreneurial learning, CfEL, clients, content, education, enterprise, Entrepreneur, entrepreneurial, Entrepreneurial Ecosystem, entrepreneurial journey, entrepreneurial spirit, entrepreneurs, entrepreneurship, entrepreneurship education, growing business, marketing, marketplace, OneFish TwoFish, peer to peer learning, reputation, start-ups, super content
Posted in entrepreneurship, Postgraduate Diploma in Entrepreneurship, Skills for entrepreneurs
This article discusses entrepreneurship education to support, encourage and empower women in entrepreneurship in the context of the experience of the recent European SME Week Summit.
24 October 2012 Tags: Alarga, business education, cambridge, cambridge Judge Business School, centre for entrepreneurial learning, CfEL, Chryso Christodoulou, creativity, Dilek Ayhan, EnterpriseWISE, Entrepreneur, Entrepreneurial Ecosystem, Entrepreneurial Education for Women Entrepreneurs workshop, entrepreneurial journey, entrepreneurial self-efficacy, entrepreneurial spirit, entrepreneurship, entrepreneurship education, Europe, European network of Female Entrepreneurship Ambassadors, European SME Week Summit, female entrepreneurs, female entrepreneurship, female stereotype, feminist critique of science, FUNecole, gender biases, gender gap, inspiration, ISBE Conference, Melanie Bryan OBE, mentors, motivation, self-efficacy, social enterprise, stereotypes, The European Network of Female Entrepreneurship Ambassadors, UK Female Entrepreneurship Ambassador, WHYNOTCHANGE, women entrepreneurs, Women's Entrepreneurship Makes Business Sense
Posted in EnterpriseWISE, entrepreneurship, Skills for entrepreneurs
The main topic on the economic agenda these days is ‘growth’ or how to attain growth’. Growth is held as the measure of success for both enterprise and the nation as a whole. However, there is much less talk of the impact and implications of a growth agenda. Dr Shima Barakat discusses how the drive for enterprise growth is impacting the sustainability agenda.
25 June 2012 Tags: agenda, business education, cambridge, cambridge Judge Business School, centre for entrepreneurial learning, CfEL, commercialisation, economics, education, enterprise, Entrepreneur, Entrepreneurial Ecosystem, entrepreneurial journey, entrepreneurial spirit, entrepreneurs, entrepreneurship, entrepreneurship education, Financing growth, growth, innovation, sustainability, the growth agenda, University of Cambridge
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The CfEL Research team engaged with entrepreneurship educators at the recent Learning by Development conference at Laurea University of Applied Science in Leppävaara, Finland, to gauge opinion about a tool designed as part of EU-funded CAL4INO (i.e. Creative Activities in Learning for Innovation) for measuring creative learning activities and received surprising but interesting reactions.
30 May 2012 Tags: business education, CAL4INO, cambridge, cambridge Judge Business School, centre for entrepreneurial learning, CfEL, creativity, education, enterprise, entrepreneurial journey, entrepreneurial research, entrepreneurial self-efficacy, entrepreneurial spirit, entrepreneurship, entrepreneurship education, EU, European, innovation, inspiration, Laurea University, learning by development, measurement, research, research activity, self-efficacy
Posted in entrepreneurship, Skills for entrepreneurs
The BBC’s Apprentice show has more of a focus on Entrepreneurship with participants competing for investment in their business venture but is it really reflective of the entrepreneurial journey and does this result in meaningful entrepreneurship with benefits for society as a whole?
30 March 2012 Tags: apprenticeships, BBC Apprentice, business, business education, cambridge, Cambridge ecosystem, cambridge Judge Business School, centre for entrepreneurial learning, CfEL, economic downturn, economic outlook, education, enterprise, Entrepreneur, Entrepreneurial Ecosystem, entrepreneurial journey, entrepreneurial spirit, entrepreneurs, entrepreneurship, entrepreneurship education, entrepreneurship programmes, innovation, inspiration, Lord Alan Sugar, networks, pitching to investors, Postgraduate Diploma, Postgraduate Diploma in Entrepreneurship, start-ups, University of Cambridge, ventures
Posted in entrepreneurship, Postgraduate Diploma in Entrepreneurship
EnterpriseWISE is no ordinary course. It is a course designed specifically to meet the needs of women in science, engineering and technology – the most underserved entrepreneurial community in the world.
10 February 2012 Tags: Albert Bandura, business education, Cambridge Enterprise, cambridge Judge Business School, centre for entrepreneurial learning, CfEL, creativity, education, engineering and technology, enterprise, Enterprisers, EnterpriseWISE; women enterprise; enterprise education; SET women business, Entrepreneur, entrepreneurial activity, Entrepreneurial Ecosystem, entrepreneurial journey, entrepreneurial self-efficacy, entrepreneurial spirit, entrepreneurs, entrepreneurship, entrepreneurship education, Europe, GMAC study, market research, MEETS, mentors, role models, self confidence, self-efficacy, SET, spotting opportunities, start-ups, technology enterprise, ventures, women, women entrepreneurs, women in science, work life balance
Posted in EnterpriseWISE, entrepreneurship
Dr Shai Vyakarnam talks about the notion of ‘meaningful entrepreneurship’ for the creation of long lasting ventures and more vibrant economic development.
16 December 2011 Tags: academic learning, academics, applications, Arab Spring, business education, C K Prahalad, cambridge Judge Business School, centre for entrepreneurial learning, CfEL, CNN, education, enterprise, Entrepreneur, Entrepreneurial Ecosystem, entrepreneurial journey, entrepreneurial spirit, entrepreneurs, entrepreneurship, entrepreneurship education, Fortune at the Bottom of the Pyramid, fostering ventures, Guy Kawazaki, Hermann Hauser, innovation, inspiration, intellectual capital, make meaning, meaningful entrepreneurship, mobile phones, policy makers, Pyramid, silicon fen, social enterprise, start-ups, technology development, ventures
Posted in entrepreneurship, Postgraduate Diploma in Entrepreneurship
Marcus Holmes, a current student of the MBA programme at Curtin University in Western Australia, talks about his experience of the entrepreneurship course ‘Ignition’ run there recently. Ignition, launched this year, is based on the successful Ignite programme managed by the Centre for Entrepreneurial Learning in Cambridge.
2 December 2011 Tags: academic learning, attitude, boot camp, business, business angels, business education, business mentors, business study, cambridge, cambridge Judge Business School, centre for entrepreneurial learning, Curtin Business School, Curtin University, dollar, Entrepreneurial Ecosystem, entrepreneurial journey, entrepreneurial spirit, entrepreneurship, experience, Ignite, Ignition, innovation, investment, investors, knowledge seekers, masterclass, MBA, MBA student, mentors, networking, pitch, start-ups, university, ventures, work experience
Posted in entrepreneurship, Ignite, Uncategorized
Dr Shai Vykarnam talks about the current crisis in the EU and why there’s a need for fewer rules that restrain entrepreneurs and more rules to restrain the elite.
4 November 2011 Tags: bankers, BBC news, big business, business education, cambridge Judge Business School, centre for entrepreneurial learning, CfEL, chief executives, economic meltdown, economic vision, economy, entrepreneurship, EU, european business, European countries, European union, G20, goverment policy, Greece, innovation, policy makers, politicians, St Pauls Cathedral, UK Government, values, vision
Posted in entrepreneurship, International entrepreneurship, Uncategorized
Dr Shai Vyakarnam comments about questions raised about the recent acquisition of Cambridge software firm Autonomy including the valuation, selling off to a US company and the tensions with Oracle. He remains optimistic about the future of Autonomy.
7 October 2011 Tags: Acorn, acquisition, Autonomy, big companies, business, business angels, business education, cambridge Judge Business School, centre for entrepreneurial learning, commercialisation, enterprise, Entrepreneur, Entrepreneurial Ecosystem, entrepreneurs, entrepreneurship, investments, Mike Lynch, serial entrepreneurs, Shai Vyakarnam, shareholders, silicon fen, silicon valley, success, valuation, ventures
Posted in entrepreneurship
