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SEPT – MELES Symposium 2016
17th & 18th of November 2016Leipzig University
International Entrepreneurship Promotion at Higher Education
Institutions
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Day 1: Thursday, 17th November 2016
Registration Leipzig University, Lecture Hall Building, Lecture Hall 8 08.45
1.1. Welcome Speech Utz Dornberger (Leipzig University)Explanation of the agenda, purpose and outline of the event
09:00
1.2. Inspirational Speech:Entrepreneurs Keynote
Torsten Brammer (CEO, WAVELABS)“Starting an international new venture” 09:30
Coffee break 10:30
2. Existing Concepts forfostering InternationalEntrepreneurship
Mathias Treutwein (enpact – empowering entrepreneurs)“Innovative mentoring programmes for an international start‐up community”
Wojciech Roskiewicz (Fraunhofer IMW Leipzig)"accelerapp: accelerating international validation and application of innovations"
Daniel John (PTJ – Projektträger Jülich)“National start‐up grant goes international – first experiences with EXIST Start‐up Germany ‐ Israel”
11:00
11:30
12:00
Lunch 12:30
3. Existing Concepts forfostering InternationalEntrepreneurship
Ellen Bommersheim & Elke Read (KOMPASS – Centre for Entrepreneurship)“Cross Border Innovation – starting businesses across borders & Management in EU Funds: International Start Ups”
14:00
4. Workshop: Barriers & Motivation
All participantsBrainstorming session on barriers and motivations for foreign founders to start a business.
14:30
5. Wrap up and Outlook Gunnar Kaßberg (Leipzig University)Summary of the brainstorming session, Outlook for day 2 15:30
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Day 2: Friday, 18th November 2016
1. MELESMore Entrepreneurial Life at European Schools
Christian Hauke (Leipzig University)“International entrepreneurship activities & start‐up clinic”
Piotr Wołejsza (Maritime University of Szczecin)“Erasmus+, Management of an European project”
Maria Lekakou (University of the Aegean) & Isabel Cação (University of Aveiro)“MELES Summer school & in Chios and Aveiro”
Jolanta Koszelew (Bialystok University of Technology)“Presentation of MELES e‐book”
09:00
09:20
09:45
10:05
Coffee break 10:30
2. Entrepreneurship promotion in international context
Ana Isabel Dias Daniel (University of Aveiro)Entrepreneurship education: the role of multi‐culturality
Nayef Stetieh (Business Development Center, Jordan)“Start‐up promotion for refugees in Jordan”
Babak Ziyae & Mehran Rezvani (Tehran University)“Best practices in entrepreneurship education for international students at theUniversity of Tehran”
11:00
11:30
12:00
Lunch 12:30
3. Workshop
All participantsGroup work on topics:1) Designing multidisciplinary entrepreneurship education2) Accessing international networks to foster born globals and creating
international start‐up teams3) Fostering start‐ups for foreigners in my home country
13:30
4. Closing SessionUtz Dornberger (Leipzig University)Outlook for further cooperation
15:00
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Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM)
Internationalization Levels for Total Entrepreneurial Activity by
Development Level (Average in 60 Economies, 2015)
Percentage of T
EA with
sales to
custom
ersou
tside theire
cono
mies
6
13
20
0
5
10
15
20
25
Factor‐driven Efficiency‐driven Innovation‐driven
Source: GEM 2015/16.
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Born Globals in the Economy
Born globals as a share of young and all enterprises, selected EU Member States, US and Japan
Source: Eurofound 2012.
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International Entrepreneurs at Universities
Foreign students start‐upin Germany
German students starting bornglobal business
Foreign students starting bornglobal business at home
AfricaWorksRecruiting
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Our Objectives
Starting International Entrepreneurship Incubator
Promoting International Start‐up Teams
Facilitating Start‐ups by Foreigners
International Entrepreneurship Summer Schools
Promoting Born Globals
Financing International Entrepreneurs