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Do you know JPI is now in Plateau State? It's time for leadership and entrepreneurship to take a revolutionary leap on the plateau. As the chapter is designed to equip young minds with the skills, knowledge, and mindset needed to excel as leaders and entrepreneurs. If you're a leader or entrepreneur in Plateau, don't miss out on registering for the PLATEAU STATE YOUTH ASSEMBLY holding on the 12th of October, 2024, in Plateau State, Nigeria . Jamie Pajoel International is a global youth leadership organization with its headquarters in Canada 🇨🇦. JPI is a platform to learn practical principles from premium people. JPI is a ladder to leverage and home of excellence. In JPI, nothing is too big for our mind, and nothing dies in our hands. For every bread, there's a bakery; JPI is the bakery of leaders. JPI PLATEAU STATE YOUTH ASSEMBLY aims to achieve the following: - Promote Young Leaders: To celebrate young leaders contributing meaningfully to their immediate communities, workplace, business, or social enterprise. - Enhance Learning for Youths: To provide a learning platform for the personal development of young and emerging leaders with an overall aim of equipping, encouraging, and supporting them to steer innovative initiatives and solutions in their immediate environment. - Promote Entrepreneurship: To encourage youths to embrace entrepreneurship, create job opportunities across various sectors, and foster intergenerational solidarity and learning opportunities. - Networking Opportunities: Provide a networking platform for young leaders to meet their peers in the same sector, learn from industry experts, and explore possible future collaboration, partnerships, and mentorship. The Plateau State chapter isn't just hosting an event; we are building a community of the most influential leaders and entrepreneurs on the plateau that will birth transformation and development of Plateau. Are you ready to join the train of transformation?

The brilliant Sophie Bacq and Jill Kickul hosted the most amazing lineup of social entrepreneurship educators to share insights on the field of social enterprise. Thank you to all who join in the party from an impromptu on stage announcement of Dr. François Bonnici the Schwab Foundation for Social Entrepreneurship and World Economic Forum Global Alliance for Social Entrepreneurship and the report on the State of Social Enterprise. The opening session on Saturday with Johanna Mair from Hertie School and Stanford Social Innovation Review latest research Time to Turn Upstream in Social Enterprise Research Keynote speakers Kai Hockerts Building the Bridge as You Walk on It: What Competencies Do Social Entrepreneurs Need and who just announced 15 PhD opportunities at multiple universities in Europe and Rachida Justo on Ownership Reimagined: New Frontiers in Social Entrepreneurship and Impact Investing. Thank you for joining the meeting on the Social Innovation Economy, to discuss our collective roadmap for establishing a social innovation sector. A social innovation sector has the potential to bring together traditionally distinct sectors — private, public, and civil society — to collectively work towards a new, inclusive economy. However, it lacks an enabling ecosystem to support the much-needed collective action for social innovation to flourish. With a supportive ecosystem, the social innovation sector can drive businesses, government entities, and civil society to collectively create solutions for everyone, including those traditionally marginalised. We aim to explore the possibility of developing common terminology, a shared framework for action. Dominico-Dentoni session on Born Systemic Ventures highlighted Catalyst 2030 The last paper presentation Kour, Singaram, Gartner & Nair Impact Opportunity Development: A Process View, and Farah Al Taji, Kummitha, Rana Dajani, Min Jang, Muqbel & Abdulaziz The Path from Volunteering to Social Entrepreneurship Intention The pre conference workshop by Brett Smith and colleagues from the Center for L.I.F.E. (Leading the Integration of Faith and Entrepreneurship) research initiatives. With the first class team at IMD led by the brilliant event planner Faith perfectly executed, the only thing missing was YOU!

The closing panel at the 20th Annual Social Entrepreneurship Conference at IMD in Lausanne saw five esteemed scholars discuss how the field has matured and gained increased legitimacy over the past two decades, as well as examine the opportunities for research in coming years.   💡 Impact accounting: Lisa Hehenberger from Esade spoke about the need to connect social impact metrics and accounting. “If we start including data around impact in our accounting systems that’s when these topics are going to be taken seriously, not just by certain enterprises but also by corporates,” she said.   💡 Catalysts for change: Filipe Santos from Católica Lisbon School of Business and Economics also encouraged scholars to consider how to embed social political behavior inside large corporations. “What’s the process through which in large corporations some champions inside create change and launch impact? I don’t think there’s enough research on these challenges and processes.”   💡 Hybrid leaders: ESSEC Business School’s Anne-Claire Pache argued for developing “H-shaped” leaders, that is hybrid leaders that can operate at the intersection of three worlds: social and environmental issues, the world of business, and the world of the public sector.   💡 Community-based social entrepreneurship: The University of Cambridge’s Helen Haugh highlighted the growing importance of community-based social entrepreneurship and raised the idea of looking at how communities can own assets and develop sustainable business models.   💡 Scaling social enterprise: Tyler Wry from The Wharton School noted opportunities to identify social enterprises that have the ability to make a large impact at scale. “We’re looking at how we can actually leverage resources at scale, how we can influence policy. It’s a chance to do some really rigorous well-identified research,” he said. #IMDImpact #SEConf USC Brittingham Social Enterprise Lab (Marshall School of Business) Sophie Bacq Jill Kickul

We had an amazing time sharing insights and experiences at Vlerick Business School 's Entrepreneurship Day on September 26th at the Ghent Campus! The day centered around key dilemmas entrepreneurs face today: ⚫ Organic growth or acquisition? ⚫ Should I stay or step down as CEO? ⚫ Scaling wide or scaling deep? ⚫ And, a particularly pressing one: “Invest, test, or ignore new technologies?” Bjorn Cumps and Ann Claes were tasked to tackle this last dilemma and discuss its implications. Key takeaways: 1️⃣ With the rapid pace of technology, the bell curve of adoption, once defined on Roger’s market segments, is reshaping into a shark fin as described by Downes and Nunes. 2️⃣ Leadership plays a critical and central role in addressing these challenges. 3️⃣ The digital leadership model—which focuses on opportunity, capability, ideas, and people—translates into four leadership types: Voyager, Vested, Vigilant, and Visionary. 4️⃣ When deciding whether to test, invest, or ignore a new technology, always start with the why and align the decision with your company's core strategy—technology is a tool, not the end goal. 5️⃣ Consider the footprint of the technology to ensure a positive impact in total. 6️⃣ There are countless opportunities to harness technology with purpose. Use it to accelerate sustainability and drive meaningful change. To quote William Arthur Ward:“The pessimist complains about the wind; the optimist expects it to change; the realist adjusts the sails.” As techno-optimists, Ann and Björn hope that the participants at Vlerick Business School’s Entrepreneurship Day 2024 left inspired and ready to lead with courage, innovation, and purpose! Let's push buttons and boundaries!

Fred Kwabena Inkoom "I am a driven, visionary, and innovative individual with a strong passion for entrepreneurship and technology, currently pursuing a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Entrepreneurship and Technology Innovation at Heritage Christian University College. With a keen interest in harnessing the power of technology to drive business growth, sustainable development, and social impact, I aim to achieve academic excellence, gain practical work experience, and build a network of like-minded professionals in my field. My goal is to leverage my skills and knowledge to create innovative solutions, foster sustainable entrepreneurship, and make a meaningful impact in the business world. Through my academic journey, I am committed to developing a strong foundation in entrepreneurship and technology innovation, preparing myself for a #successful and fulfilling career in #startup management, business #development, technology consulting, or innovation leadership. I am excited to explore opportunities in various industries, collaborate with entrepreneurs, innovators, and thought leaders, and contribute to the growth and development of innovative ecosystems. With a strong work ethic, creative problem-solving skills, and a #collaborative #mindset, I am poised to make a positive impact in the world of business and beyond. #growth #success #entrepreneurmindset #innovative #impact #collaboration #worldofbusiness

eduXLL is proud to announce its collaboration with the esteemed IIM Rohtak as Learning Partner to bring you an exceptional certification course: "Entrepreneurship and Innovation" This collaboration represents a significant step forward in our commitment to fostering innovation and entrepreneurship among professionals and aspiring business leaders. 🌟 Course Overview: The "Entrepreneurship and Innovation" course is meticulously designed to empower individuals with the tools, insights, and strategies necessary to drive innovation and successfully launch and scale their ventures in today’s dynamic business environment. Participants will gain hands-on experience and knowledge from industry experts and leading academicians at IIM Rohtak. This program is ideal for: Aspiring entrepreneurs looking to turn ideas into successful ventures Business professionals aiming to foster innovation within their organizations Innovators eager to learn the latest trends and methodologies in entrepreneurship. Join us in this journey to unlock your entrepreneurial potential and lead the charge in innovation! 🚀 Stay tuned for more details about the course, enrollment dates, and other exciting opportunities arising from this collaboration. #eduXLL #Entrepreneurship #Innovation #Leadership #BusinessGrowth #ProfessionalDevelopment #Education #FutureOfWork #Entrepreneurs #Intrapreneurs #Corporate Entrepreneurship

Book Recommendation: Calling all future-focused business leaders!   At KCT Business School, we "Spark Innovation and Build the Future". Published in 2014, this book's core message about innovation and creating unique values remain timeless, offering valuable insights for today's business world.   -"Zero to One" by Peter Thiel   In today's dynamic landscape, staying ahead requires more than just competition.   It demands creating entirely new value, going from "zero to one" as Peter Thiel puts it in his groundbreaking book " *Zero to One: Notes on Startups, or How to Build the Future* ".   At KCT Business School, we focus on fueling creativity and here's why this book deserves a spot in the emerging entrepreneurs' bookshelves:   • Embrace Bold Ideas: Thiel challenges conventional thinking, urging readers to move beyond incremental improvements and pursue ventures that create entirely new markets.   • Develop a Long-Term Vision: Learn to build a sustainable competitive advantage by focusing on a clear vision and a unique value proposition.   • Disrupt the Status Quo: Gain insights on identifying under-explored markets and pioneering new paths, even in established industries.   "Zero to One" is a thought-provoking read for:   • Entrepreneurs looking to build disruptive businesses   • Business leaders seeking to drive innovation   • Anyone passionate about shaping the future   Have you read "Zero to One"? What resonated the most with you from Peter Thiel's ideas? Kumaraguru College of Technology I Kumaraguru College of Liberal Arts and Science I Kumaraguru School of Business (KSB) I Kumaraguru Institute of Agriculture I Kumaraguru School of Innovation   #KCTBusinessSchool #Innovation #BusinessBooks #ZeroToOne #FutureBuilding

What a journey! The Entrepreneurship and Strategic Innovation Specialization addresses how to recognize and question assumptions and constraints so as to identify and capitalize on opportunities. In a world characterized by volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity, leaders require innovation skills. Thinking flexibly and developing an entrepreneurial mindset are critical to thriving in uncertain business environments. Innovation is needed within existing organizations and new ones.

Cultivating Tomorrow’s Innovators: Identifying Entrepreneurial Attributes in Undergraduate Students Spotting and nurturing entrepreneurial attributes among undergraduates can help educators and industry leaders unlock immense potential. This is important because fostering innovation is not just necessary; it’s imperative. Some attributes to note among undergraduate are: 1. Curiosity and a Love of Learning: Entrepreneurs are perpetual learners driven by curiosity. These students often pursue knowledge beyond their coursework, showing keen interest in diverse subjects that might fuel future innovations. 2. :Resourcefulness and Resilience: The ability to handle setbacks and make the most of limited resources is fundamental. Students who demonstrate resilience in the face of challenges, whether in academic projects or personal pursuits, may have the tenacity required for entrepreneurial success. 3. Proactivity and Initiative: Look for students who are not just participants but initiators. These individuals often start new clubs, lead projects, or engage in community service, showing a willingness to lead and effect change. 4. Risk-Taking and Comfort with Ambiguity: Entrepreneurial minds are not daunted by uncertain outcomes and are often involved in activities that require stepping out of their comfort zones. These students might experiment with innovative project ideas or pursue paths less followed. 5. Team Orientation and Leadership: The ability to work well within a team and inspire others is crucial. Students who naturally assume leadership roles or who can navigate and unite diverse groups have a foundational skill set for entrepreneurial leadership. 6. Visionary Thinking: Entrepreneurs often think in terms of what could be, rather than what it is. Those students who envision large-scale solutions to problems or who are passionate about making a difference in the world display attributes that align with entrepreneurial mindsets. Identifying and supporting these traits can help foster a generation of innovators and leaders ready to face the challenges of tomorrow’s business world. Let’s invest in these young minds by providing them with opportunities to explore, innovate, and lead. #Entrepreneurship #Innovation #HigherEducation #Leadership #BusinessLeaders #Startups #FutureLeaders

A Prophetic Call to Global Leadership and Entrepreneurship "Words are prophecies, so, I choose my words in such an epochal meeting, from where envoys are about to be released to take centre stage in global leadership and entrepreneurship." #drlennieesomitoje Words as Prophecies: There is great power in our words to shape reality, hence it is up to us our choice of words in pivotal moment. Through our words will influence the future course of global leadership and entrepreneurship. This aligns with the biblical concept of the tongue as a powerful instrument. Divine Mandate: Humanity has a divine mandate to exercise dominion over the earth through leadership and entrepreneurship. This echoes the biblical narrative of Adam and Eve being given dominion over creation. Past Failures and Future Opportunities: Whilst we acknowledges past shortcomings in global leadership and entrepreneurship this moment is a critical opportunity for a positive transformation. Supernatural Intervention: The supernatural forces of God will support and accelerate the "takeover project" of global leadership and entrepreneurship, implying a divine hand in human endeavors. This is a prophetic call to action, urging the us to embrace our role in shaping a new era of global leadership and entrepreneurship. There is so power in the working together of human agency and divinity. Yeah human effort coupled with a reliance on divine intervention is all you need to seize your place in ongoing wealth transfer. My desire is to so inspire you, you step forward to take bold steps in your leadership and entrepreneurial pursuits. This post is purposed to foster a sense of collective purpose and a belief in the possibility of a better future. Overall, here we have a compelling vision of a transformed world through human initiative and divine support. It is a call to action for those who are passionate about leadership and entrepreneurship. Yeah it challenges those who believe in the power of words and the possibility of a better future.