Addressing how startups can succeed outside well-known tech hubs by using local strengths and creative strategies.
Addressing how startups can succeed outside well-known tech hubs by using local strengths and creative strategies.
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Maria Stutsman y Marquez
Associate Dean of recruitment and enrollment at Case Western Reserve University’s Weatherhead School of Management.
Weatherhead School of Management at Case Western Reserve University Maria Stutsman y Marquez is the associate dean of recruitment and enrollment at Case Western Reserve University’s Weatherhead School of Management. With over 20 years of experience in higher education, she has held admissions roles at prestigious institutions such as Yale and the University of New Mexico. Before joining Weatherhead, she served as the director of Graduate Recruiting & Admissions at the University of Notre Dame’s Mendoza College of Business. Stutsman y Marquez is known for her strategic approach to student recruitment and her dedication to fostering a dynamic and inclusive academic community. A former competitive college volleyball player, she also coached NCAA Division I women’s volleyball at Dartmouth College and the University of Hartford. Originally from Taos, New Mexico, she brings a deep commitment to education and service, inspired by her family’s legacy in these fields.Michael Goldberg
Associate professor of design and innovation at Case Western Reserve University’s Weatherhead School of Management & Executive Director - Veale Institute for Entrepreneurship
Weatherhead School of Management at Case Western Reserve University Michael Goldberg is an associate professor of design and innovation at Case Western Reserve University’s Weatherhead School of Management and the executive director of the Veale Institute for Entrepreneurship. He specializes in developing entrepreneurial ecosystems and has received five Fulbright awards for his work globally. Goldberg’s notable contributions include creating the “Beyond Silicon Valley” MOOC, which has attracted over 175,000 students from 190 countries. His work emphasizes the importance of local context in fostering entrepreneurship, drawing parallels between transitioning economies and regions like Cleveland. Goldberg’s efforts have significantly impacted global entrepreneurial education, particularly in countries such as Vietnam, Namibia, and Cambodia. His innovative approach and dedication to building supportive environments for startups have made him a respected figure in the field of entrepreneurship.Entrepreneurship was highlighted as key to driving innovation and economic growth, particularly in countries where access to traditional funding and resources was limited. The session explored how startups succeeded outside well-known tech hubs like Silicon Valley by leveraging local strengths and creative strategies. <br><br> Using examples from countries such as Vietnam, Greece, Tunisia, and Rwanda, the discussion covered both the challenges and successes that entrepreneurs faced in various economic environments. Topics included building support networks for startups, fostering innovation with limited resources, and finding alternative ways to fund new businesses. <br><br> The session also provided practical tips for developing entrepreneurial ecosystems in any location, emphasizing the importance of understanding local markets, culture, and available resources. It was designed for students interested in how entrepreneurship could flourish in emerging economies, offering valuable insights on supporting and building businesses in less traditional markets.
Role of local context in fostering entrepreneurship
Case studies on entrepreneurship in transitioning economies
Practical strategies for building entrepreneurial ecosystems in resource-constrained environments
Insights into alternative financing and support systems for startups globally
Role of local context in fostering entrepreneurship
Case studies on entrepreneurship in transitioning economies
Practical strategies for building entrepreneurial ecosystems in resource-constrained environments
Insights into alternative financing and support systems for startups globally
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