entrepreneurship education
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Three Thoughts after IEEC 2018
I loved the sentiment of Margherita Bacigalupo’s tweet about the Christmas-like excitement that the IEEC conference generates. Unlike Christmas though, there were no dodgy gifts, no awkward family gatherings and definitely no falling asleep in a chair after dinner. Thank you Leeds Becket for hosting, and the team behind IEEC for three brilliant days –…
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Four thoughts after IEEC 2016…
Just over a week has passed since the brilliant and thought provoking three days that was IEEC 2016. I’ve really enjoyed reading round-ups and reflections from Gups Jagpal and Dave Jarman about the event. So, in response to NCEE’s Ceri Nursaw, who encouraged delegates to ‘communicate more’, here’s four initial thoughts prompted by the conference… ‘The…
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Four thoughts after Global Entrepreneurship Week (and ISBE and the National Enterprise Education Conference).
It’s that time of year again. Another Global Entrepreneurship Week has passed, and enterprise educators are reflecting on the 1589 activities that took place across the country (and the world). The GEW brand celebrates entrepreneurship through a week of ‘unleashing ideas’, ‘start up battles’ and changing the world. Some will already be planning their programme…
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Four (initial) reflections after IEEC 2015…..
It took the appointment of an Entrepreneurship Tsar to prompt my first blog. It took three brilliant and thought provoking days at IEEC 2015 to inspire my second. The International Entrepreneurship Educators Conference, held at Anglia Ruskin University last week, was a gathering of 200+ Enterprise Educators from across the UK and abroad. The keynote…
Dr Catherine Brentnall 