Some days ago I received a message on my WhatsApp EmakumeEkin that caught my eye and that I answered immediately. It was about making children and adults happy. Today, less than a month away from Christmas, I bring you an initiative that I think it’s worth it. It’s a clear example of social and supportive entrepreneurship.
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Have you ever thought about what could you do to develop in a better and different way your usual professional competences?
After reading this post, I’m sure that you will feel like trying a different way of developing your own potential even more. Today I present you to an entrepreneur whose methodology I’m sure you’ll like. This is how hundreds of women and men who have already experimented it think.
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Last Wednesday, the 9th of November 2016, we celebrated a new and innovative conference at the University of Deusto: the 7th University Conference on Innovation and Quality: “Good Academic and Management Practices for the Learning Innovation Process in the European Higher Education Area (EHEA)”. It was a good moment for the university community to show its innovation capacity and the entrepreneurs that conform the Institution. Today I want to highlight mainly the work, effort, enthusiasm and illusion that two people of the team of the Educational Innovation Unit of the University of Deusto have put on the process of the same, a process that started more than 8 months ago and for which they have had to work really hard. The point is that the entrepreneurs (intrapreneurs) also exist at the University of Deusto.
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A few years ago Yanire Braña had a vision, with which she combined Woman, Entrepreneur and Technology (MET) (Mujer, Emprendimiento y Tecnología in Spanish). Since that moment several forums, workshops, meetings and mentoring sessions have been held under with the brand of “MET community”. The one event from last Saturday, the 5th of November 2016, will be difficult to forget for some people. It will mean different things for everyone: a new start, a “stop to take a breath”, an impulse or a showcase, a thank-you, a moment of “it was about time”, a day to remember hard beginnings of a beautiful entrepreneur adventure, a reunion, an expected encounter or a “I should have gone”. But the most important thing is that the best is yet to come and other similar experiences that, personally, I hope I’ll be able to live, will come.
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Guillermo Dorronsoro affirmed last Saturday (29th of October 2016) that “changing things means getting involved emotionally”. That’s what I think the protagonists of the initiative that I bring to you this week should have thought at the time they designed it.