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Tuesday, December 01, 2009 |
ICSB Bulletin: November 2009 |
Welcome to the November 2009 edition of the ICSB Bulletin. The ICSB Bulletin has been established to capture the major ICSB news stories of the past month.
Season’s Greetings from the ICSB! For many of us, December is one of the most enjoyable months of the year. It is a time rich in community, charity and happiness. On behalf of the ICSB Board of Directors and Affiliate Presidents, we would like to wish you a very safe and happy holiday season. The ICSB Bulletin for November provides us with a summary of two affiliate conferences, a preview of two more upcoming conferences, and a number of other organizational and worldwide announcements. Additionally, this month we are proud to introduce a new online News form that will allow the International Office to publish your news stories each month. Following in our commitment to the membership, we encourage members from all around the world to submit your news today! Please visit icsb.org during the month of December for the latest news and highlights from our global entrepreneurship community. Best regards,
Annette St-Onge President, ICSB
| USASBE 2010 Conference: A Time to Sing a New Tune
The annual USASBE conference is one of the premier gatherings of entrepreneurship scholars and educators in the world. It is also a great place to learn of best practices in entrepreneurship education and program development, with recognition given annually to the model academic programs, pedagogy, and outreach efforts in the United States. Click here to read more...
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RENT XXIII Conference a great success! The RENT XXIII Conference took place in Budapest, Hungary, on November 19-20, 2009. The conference was hosted by Corvinus University, Budapest, and co-organised by ECSB and EIASM. The main theme for the conference was"Entrepreneurial Growth of the Firm." Click here to read more... | | ICSB PR&C Research Symposium Review On 13 November 2009, The Puerto Rico and Caribbean Affiliate of the International Council for Small Business (ICSB PR&C) held its 2ndAnnual Research Symposium at Turabo University in Gurabo, Puerto Rico. The Symposium was geared toward Master and Doctoral students in the Business Administration fields. Click here to read more...
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2010 ICSB World Conference: Register Today! The ICSB World Conference provides a unique opportunity to network, share and learn about best practices in small business and entrepreneurship education, research, innovation and technology commercialization, policy-making, outreach programs and much, much more.We invite you to submit your paper, workshop & symposium proposals to be presented during the conference. Click here to read more... | |
RFP to Host the 2013 ICSB World Conference
On behalf of the ICSB Board of Directors, we are pleased to send you this Request for Proposals to host the 2013 ICSB World Conference. The ICSB World Conference schedule is set through 2012. Final proposals are due in PDF format by 4 January 2010.Click here to read more...
| | Call for Nominations: 2010-11 Board of Directors
We ask that all who believe they can serve ICSB, do so by serving on the Board of Directors. If you have the experience and will, I invite you to review the survey and submit a name for the 2010-2011 slate of officers. Click here to read more... | |
Submit your News to ICSB Today!
Starting today, ICSB introduces our new, online news form that will allow the International Office to collect and publish your news stories each month. The online form is simple and easy to use. We encourage all ICSB members from around the world to submit your news items today and have them distributed around the world tomorrow! Click here to read more… | |
Global Entrepreneurship Week Newsletter: Nov 20 In Denmark, GEW became the largest ever initiative aimed at promoting growth and entrepreneurship in Denmark. The Week took off on Monday when Danish Vice Prime Minister Lene Espersen hosted a summit in Copenhagen, leading a debate about the roles and responsibilities of different parts of society – the eco-system of entrepreneurship. Click here to read more... | |
OECD Report on Entrepreneurship's Economic Impact
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) unveiled the first indications of how the economic slump has impacted entrepreneurship in the United States and 11 other countries in 2008 and most of 2009. The report, Timely Entrepreneurship Indicators, shows that firm formation declined and exits increased, which economists say could have significant implications for job creation. Click here to read more... | |
Introducing FairTradeDirect.com This exciting non-profit Fair Trade marketplace empowers women embroiderers from Bangladesh, organic coffee farmers in Chiapas, weavers on the Thai-Myanmar border, physically disabled producers from Kenya, artists from Nepal, and a growing range of grass roots groups to manage their own web catalogs to sell their beautiful items directly to final buyers like you. Click here to read more... |  |
2010 Family Enterprise Research Conference
The 2010 FERC theme -Relax and Trust - celebrates trust as a critical component in the sustainability of family firms. This concept can be traced back to Prof. Miguel Angel Gallo who identified trust as the defining characteristic of family firms. Click here to read more...
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2nd International Workshop on Entrepreneurship, Culture, Finance, and Economic Development
Research in entrepreneurship and small business has grownconsiderably during the last decade. The conditions generated by theglobal financial crisis have triggered the analysis of the roleplayed by entrepreneurs in economic growth during downturns. The aim of the workshop is to discuss high quality papers in alltopics related to entrepreneurship. Click here to read more... |  |
Entrepreneurship Education Down Under! Building Entrepreneurs from the Ground Up
Today in Australia more than half of the country’s universities are offering entrepreneurship courses with an aim to promote innovation and the recognition of new opportunities. At the front of this movement are the students themselves and the people who teach them. Click here to read more...
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