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GLOBAL NETWORK OF YOUNG
ENTREPRENEURS |
 “Young
Entrepreneurs: Voice in the Global Business Community” |
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Young
enterprises and the emerging entrepreneurs that lead them are
considered by many countries a vital force in economic growth,
wealth creation and employment generation. The successes
of the US, Canada, Germany, France, UK, Japan, Singapore, and
South Korea in the post-war period, and the emergence of China
as one of the most important trading partners have demonstrated
the significance of entrepreneurial endeavours. The
emerging trend for larger firms to outsource their business
activities further increases the weight of young enterprises in
the economy, and the Globalization of the world economy has
further made the entrepreneurial scope more active
internationally.
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“Trade
& Creative Industries: Strategies for Young
Entrepreneurs” |
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Creative industries, encompassing
music, performing arts, visual arts, publishing, design etc, are
one of the fastest growing industries in both developing and
developed economies. A sustainable and prosperous creative
industry will require innovative practices and issues of
capability and barriers to export growth must be addressed to
explore new opportunities. |
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“Young
Entrepreneurs Accessing Finance and Global Markets” |
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This activity looks at the various
financing options, opportunities and innovative methods of
market access for young entrepreneurs today in the developing
and developed economies. |
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“Managing
Competitiveness” |
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In today’s increasingly
globalized economy, staying competitive is at the core of the
success or failure of young entrepreneurs and emerging firms.
Both must have competitive strategies to achieve favourable
positioning a highly competitive global marketplace.
Establishing a profitable and sustainable position is done using
effective competitive strategies. |
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