African Business Schools as Catalysts: Webinar

Published on October 25, 2022

African Business Schools as catalysts for Entrepreneurship and Innovation Ecosystems Development in Africa

As Africa’s developmental agenda continues to gather momentum, the need for creating enabling environments for innovation and entrepreneurship to thrive has always been a crucial need. At the heart of this need is the urgency of developing thriving and functional ecosystems able to support young entrepreneurs and their ventures through from idea to market which in turn has positive effects on regional and national economies. African Business Schools are a major stakeholder in this agenda with an important role to play.

Join us for a webinar as we explore how African Business Schools can function as active catalysts for ecosystems development using practical case studies from across the continent.

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