On April 26-27, the ‘Silk Road Entrepreneurship 2050’ theme forum organized by AMBA/BGA, International Silk Road Entrepreneurship Education Alliance (SREEN) and Global Entrepreneurship Research Center (GERC) of Zhejiang University was held in Yunqi, Hangzhou. The conference focused on entrepreneurship and innovation cooperation and capacity building under the “Belt and Road” initiative. Teachers and students from more than 20 countries around the world participated in the forum. Wang Yuhong, Associate Dean of Business School, took part in this seminar with the MBA student team.
On the first day of the forum, the ‘Silk Road Entrepreneurship 2050’ theme forum was opened, and the ‘International Silk Road Entrepreneurship Education Alliance Cooperation Base’ was launched. Guests from various schools gave keynote speeches and interactive exchanges on innovation and entrepreneurship.
On the morning of the 27th, the Silk Road Entrepreneurship 2050 forum with the theme of ‘The Future of Entrepreneurship and Innovation’ was held. At the meeting, Professor Wang Zhongming, director of the Global Entrepreneurship Research Center of Zhejiang University, shared five models of entrepreneurship decision-making system. Several other guests also shared actual cases of Silk Road entrepreneurship project. Professor Andrew Lock, Chairman of the International Silk Road Entrepreneurship Education Alliance (SREEN) and Chairman of the AMBA Business Administration International Certification Advisory Committee, made on-site comments. The forum strengthened the empowerment and growth strategies of responsible entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial innovation managers, focused on entrepreneurial innovation, transformation and transformation, and discussed future leadership and "Belt and Road" entrepreneurial innovation capabilities, especially new business leadership and female entrepreneurial leadership. On the afternoon of the 27th, the Global Business Challenge was held. A total of 13 teams from domestic colleges and universities made project introductions and on-site defenses.
By participating in this seminar, MBA studentsexpanded their knowledge circle, and enhanced their new understanding of the Silk Road spirit. MBA teachers and students of Jiangnan University will not forget their original aspirations, continue to work hard, and forge ahead, vigorously promote MBA innovation and entrepreneurship characteristics and international development to make greater progress, so that Jiangnan University's MBA education brand will continue to be highlighted.
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Group photo of MBA teachers and students with Professor Wang Chongming of Zhejiang University
Group photo of MBA teachers and students with Professor Andrew Lock, Chairman of the International Silk Road Entrepreneurship Education Alliance (SREEN)
Group photo of participants
