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Between 2013-2018 & 2018-2023, Entrepreneurial Education at School scores increased in India, China, Korean Republic, Netherlands and Luxembourg. Access the slides from last week's webinar on entrepreneurial education. https://lnkd.in/ez_B3y5E

The longest-running streak in U.S. News & World Report’s annual ranking of top business schools by specialization? That would be Babson College, which last week was named the No. 1 undergraduate school for entrepreneurship for the 28th consecutive time, writes Poets&Quants.    The story: https://lnkd.in/ewYBFnEr   #BestColleges #BusinessSchools #CollegeRankings

Here is the English version of the Esbri article about my research

You're just one SME against larger much larger entities who engage in legal but not necessarily ethical or moral practices (despite their claim) to take away your market share, staff and customers. So what can you do with your limited resources? Do a "reverse franchise" without the limitation of a franchise network. Join forces with other like minded SMEs to create a level playing field through strategic partnerships, JVs and mergers. SMEs have greater tenacity and agility than larger firms. Use it and watch how the table slowly but surely turn. I've learnt a thing or 3 with just over 20 years in advising on partnerships for profit and growth. Hit me up if you like the idea of other organisations happily and willingly sharing their resources to grow your business - No Bull. https://lnkd.in/ge-ZKBex

Two days left to sign up for our webinar featuring Ali Aliev, Director of Business Development at NLCSI alongside Consortia Legal to discuss how Indian education brands, education investors and private entrepreneurs can effectively collaborate with leading foreign independent schools, including insights on potential business models. Register interest here: https://lnkd.in/eveSPM2N #webinar #education #internationaleducation

It is an honor to have been one of the many authors of the "Elgar Encyclopedia of Family Business." Thanks to Carole Howorth and Allan Discua Cruz, editors and mentors of this initiative, and for this invitation to participate in this contribution. My chapter is titled "Cultural Variation of Family Businesses: Central and South America." It is part of a section where several scholars collaborate and also covers the Cultural Variation of Family Businesses in Africa, Asia, Australasia, Europe, and North America. It is impossible not to read it! 🚀 This Encyclopedia is valuable because family business studies are multi-disciplinary and wide-ranging, drawing on entrepreneurship, management, governance, economics, ethics, business history, and family studies. It's a 476-page book! To know more: 👉 https://lnkd.in/gvnunBw2 #CulturalVariation #FamilyBusinesses #LatinAmerica

18. From Belief to Business: Cultivating the Impact of Intrinsic Religiosity on Entrepreneurial Intentions via Meaning in Life and Entrepreneurial Self-Efficacy Sarfraz Zaman, Neelam Bano, Muhammad Zia Aslam #entrepreneurialintentions #intrinsicreligiosity #meaninginlife #religiouscurriculumselfefficacy https://lnkd.in/gAU_FMDe #fall2023

Here are some key lessons from the book "Zero to One" by Peter Thiel: 1. The Power of Monopoly: Thiel emphasizes the importance of creating and capturing a unique market. Building a monopoly allows a company to have a significant advantage over its competitors, enabling it to generate long-term profits. 2. Focus on Innovation: Thiel encourages entrepreneurs to focus on creating something new rather than competing in existing markets. True progress comes from developing breakthrough technologies and ideas that have the potential to change the world. 3. Embrace Contrarian Thinking: Thiel advises entrepreneurs to question conventional wisdom and challenge the status quo. By thinking differently and going against the grain, you can discover unique opportunities and create disruptive solutions. 4. Start Small, Scale Fast: Thiel suggests starting with a niche market and dominating it before expanding. By focusing on a specific target audience, you can refine your product or service and build a strong foundation for growth. 5. Value of Distribution: Having a great product is not enough; you need an effective distribution strategy to reach your customers. Thiel emphasizes the importance of understanding your distribution channels and finding innovative ways to reach your target audience.

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Did you get a chance to read the latest issue of Family Enterprise Quarterly? If no, then you are truly missing out on a lot! In this issue, we have stories on longetivity and sustenance, coming straight from the land of rising sun (Kongo gumi); a case study on one of the largest entertainment barons of the country(Zee entertainment and Essel group); academic articles that enquire the crucial process of socialisation within family firms; something sweet, because who doesn’t like desserts( scoops and cream stone), and so much more! Follow the link in the description to read more, and let us know what you feel! https://lnkd.in/gpw4GYAq