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Here’s the photo of the winning “Dragons’ Den” team of medical school students. Their new venture idea was “MediConnect” a WhatsApp-style messaging app for hospital doctors and nurses to replace the antiquated bleepers with a more modern, information-rich device. This was a two-week intensive course covering enterprise, entrepreneurship and entrepreneurship in healthcare and included a...
Two Music with Enterprise graduates recall their experiences whilst studying this degree and share what they have been up to since they graduated in July.
MSc Enterprise and "with enterprise" undergraduate students had the opportunity to visit FutureLabs and Calls9 recently. The early evening started with Emma Cheshire, the FutureLabs founder giving a talk. FutureLabs is a Not For Profit Tech Incubator providing Coworking, Events and Mentoring for Startups. James Gupta and Omair Viyani, two Leeds Medical School students who...
Earlier today 18 MSc Enterprise students graduated from Leeds University Business School. We wish them all the best of luck in their future endeavours! Dr Richard Tunstall, Dr Emilee Simmons and Dr Stephen King with four recently graduated MSc Enterprise students. Dr Sarah Underwood, Dr Stephen King, Dr Emilee Simmons and Dr Richard Tunstall at...
Do you run a social enterprise? Are you currently facing any business issues with your social enterprise? Would you like external advice? Then this opportunity might be for you.
Announcing this academic year's Research Seminar Series including 5 seminars by researchers from the University of Leeds, the University of Huddersfield and Lancaster University.
Presentation 1: Dr Bejan Analoui (University of Huddersfield) “They see it as their last chance”: An examination of a NEET Youth Enterprise Initiative This presentation provides tentative findings from an on-going case study of a Youth Enterprise Initiative (YEI). The YEI is funded by multiple agencies and aims to help those who are aged sixteen...
This paper explores the dynamic of intimacy and relational connection that underpins married or cohabiting couples (copreneurs) who have started a business.
The seminar will be discussing the applicability of HRM frameworks developed mainly in large / private sector organisations and their relevance to small and medium-sized NPOs (non-profit organisation).
Dr Angela Carradus wins double at ISBE 2017; Best Paper in Family and Business Community and Best Early Career Researcher.