WUN Enterprise Conferences
Asia Pacific Symposium on Entrepreneurship & Innovation
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April 1-3, 2009
Sydney, Australia
In 2009, In International Entrepreneurship Research Group in conjunction with the United States Studies Centre will be hosting the Inaugural Asia Pacific Symposium on Entrepreneurship & Innovation. The purpose of this Symposium is to involve academia, industry and policymakers, in bringing together theory and practice on entrepreneurship and innovation. Particular emphasis is placed on international dimensions within the Asia Pacific region.
WUN China Enterprise Conference
Globalisation: Integrating Innovation and Entrepreneurship
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14-16 May, 2008
This is the third in a series of WUN conferences focusing on enterprise, that have been held Chicago, Leeds, and Hangzhou 2007-2008. The ambition of this conference is to explore the collaboration and cooperation of international institutions in integrating global innovation resources to build new models and approaches to enterprise education.
Conference themes include: global innovations and entrepreneurship, social entrepreneurship, and innovation and internationalisation of enterprise education.
Asia Pacific Symposium on Entrepreneurship & Innovation
Visit the conference website
April 1-3, 2009
Sydney, Australia
In 2009, In International Entrepreneurship Research Group in conjunction with the United States Studies Centre will be hosting the Inaugural Asia Pacific Symposium on Entrepreneurship & Innovation. The purpose of this Symposium is to involve academia, industry and policymakers, in bringing together theory and practice on entrepreneurship and innovation. Particular emphasis is placed on international dimensions within the Asia Pacific region.
WUN China Enterprise Conference
Globalisation: Integrating Innovation and Entrepreneurship
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14-16 May, 2008
This is the third in a series of WUN conferences focusing on enterprise, that have been held Chicago, Leeds, and Hangzhou 2007-2008. The ambition of this conference is to explore the collaboration and cooperation of international institutions in integrating global innovation resources to build new models and approaches to enterprise education.
Conference themes include: global innovations and entrepreneurship, social entrepreneurship, and innovation and internationalisation of enterprise education.
WUN Leeds Enterprise Conference
Inspiring and Developing Enterprising People:
Building Global Networks
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10-11 December, 2007
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This is the second in a series of workshops focusing on enterprise being held in Chicago, Leeds and Zhejiang in 2007-08.
The ambition is to explore aspects of practice and research and developing entrepreneurship skills in the context of the distinctive requirements to develop global entrepreneurs. We are defining global entrepreneurs as individuals and organisations equipped to work across geographical, political and economic boundaries to accelerate the development of innovative research, systems and products. Increasingly creative adaptable and cross-cultural individuals are needed to develop new types of relationships, partnerships and organisations that are based on extensive trans-national collaborations.
WUN Chicago Enterprise Conference
Inspiring and Developing Enterprising People:
Entrepreneurship and Global Impact Conference
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4-6 October, 2007
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This conference will address the profound impact that entrepreneurship has on globalization, cultural change, technology, and social issues. How is the world around us adapting to economic change? What role are entrepreneurs taking in this new marketplace, and what role do Universities play in providing challenging and innovative entrepreneurship curriculum?
Select faculty members will have the opportunity to present entrepreneurial concepts and research based papers, that center around conference themes. Social entrepreneurship presentations and discussion will address best practices for the creation of not-for-profit enterprises and the far reaching effects of their social impact.
