NetMIB, merging university centered entrepreneurial ecosystems in Europe Zsolt Bedő, PhD.

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NetMIB, merging university centered entrepreneurial ecosystems in Europe Zsolt Bedő, PhD.

Motivation of the project Creation of an idea incubation program that is Imbedded into university curriculum University wide Inter- and multidisciplinary International To stimulate entrepreneurial mind-set and to develop entrepreneurial capacity.

Program design Continuous validation via International interaction with other students Interaction with business professionals Interaction with potential partners Business Model generation Ideation and creativity Business planning Communication pitching

The program should merge ecosystems, bring together entrepreneurs to Lesson learnt The program should merge ecosystems, bring together entrepreneurs to develop a sustainable university based entrepreneurial ecosystem at each location

The university centered entrepreneurial ecosystem (Stam, 2015) Aggregate value creation Outcomes Entrepreneurial activity Outputs Educational programs, modules, events Student clubs Figureheads, champions Angels, VCs, CF Motivated students Research Entrepreneurial ecosystem elements Systemic conditions Networks Leadership Finance Talent Knowledge Support service/intermediaries Framework conditions Formal institutions Culture Physical infrastructure Demand Organizational strategy Atmosphere Hatchery, FabLab, Co-working space Connection to the socio-economic environment

Measuring activity (Stangles, Bell-Masterson, 2015) Aggregate value creation Outcomes Entrepreneurial activity Outputs Density Fluidity Entrepreneurial ecosystem elements Connectivity Diversity Systemic conditions Networks Leadership Finance Talent Knowledge Support service/intermediaries Framework conditions Formal institutions Culture Physical infrastructure Demand

Thank you for your comments and feedback. zsoltbedo@ktk.pte.hu