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European Action Group (EAG) for Entrepreneurship Education EAG Conference Call October 2011

European Action Group (EAG) for Entrepreneurship Education EAG Conference Call October 2011. Agenda. The EAG Project Group Status A way forward for the EAG Other related Initiatives and Events . Past Projects. 1) Outreach (Chair: Jan Muehlfeit) Special Interest BLOG

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European Action Group (EAG) for Entrepreneurship Education EAG Conference Call October 2011

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  1. European Action Group (EAG) for Entrepreneurship Education EAG Conference Call October 2011

  2. Agenda • The EAG Project Group Status • A way forward for the EAG • Other related Initiatives and Events 

  3. Past Projects 1) Outreach (Chair: Jan Muehlfeit) Special Interest BLOG http://europeanactiongroup.wordpress.com/ Participation at 25 + events 2) Good Practices (Co-Chairs: Anthony Gribben and Julie Mercer) Template Submissions of a number of good practice 3) Indicators for Entrepreneurship Education (Chair: Anders Hoffman) Socialized the design of a framework EE effectiveness at the national level; regional; institutional.

  4. EAG After WEF The intent is to maintain our connection with each other and leverage our existing networks/initiatives. Option A) Rejuvenate the EAG under new conditions which would support coordination/generate resources for concrete follow-up projects. Option B) Continue as before with regular calls and connectivity (volunteer approach) In both instances, we link to existing initiative

  5. Option A: Renew the EAG under new conditions • Create a new consortium—existing and new participants to be invited • Clear mandate/purpose • Support structure (JA-YE has accepted invitation to ‘host’ in-kind and will work to raise funds for activity) • EAG Website + online networking • Leverage our own networks and events/initiatives • Link with institutions (EU et al) • The consortium would engage in 1 core joint project (to be agreed) and contribute in specified ways. (we think that a follow-up action on impact/indicators would be a good place to start); perhaps, if the first effort is successful, more projects can be undertaken

  6. Option B: Maintain EAG as an online network • Volunteer coordination • Linked-in group • Leverage EAG events and activities Discussion: • Is this volunteer-based approach really sustainable longer term? • Should we agree to wrap up the EAG now?

  7. Discussion: Other Related Initiatives & Events • Sharing of Events • Resources • Other Groups engaged in EE

  8. EAG Members Include • David Atchoarena, Director, Division for Education Strategies and Capacity Building, United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), France • Simone Baldassarri, Administrator, DG Enterprise and Industry, European Commission, Belgium • Peter Baur, DG Education and Culture, European Commission, Belgium • Jeroo Billimoria, Executive Director, Aflatoun, Child Social and Financial Education • Lena Bondue, Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship (NFTE), Belgium • Rosie Connolly, Students In Free Enterprise (SIFE), UK • Andrew Fiddaman, Managing Director, Youth Business International (YBI), United Kingdom • Sannie Fisker, DG Education and Culture, European Commission, Belgium • Anthony Gribben, Team Leader – Entrepreneurial Learning, European Training Foundation (ETF), Italy • Klaus Haftendorn, Know about Business (KAB) Program, International Labor Organization (ILO) • Paul Hannon, Director, Research and Education, National Council for Graduate Entrepreneurship (NCGE), UK • Prof. Dr. Mark Harris, Associated Professor for Technology, Entrepreneurship and Innovation; Director, Higher Education & Research Europe, Middle East, Africa, Corporate Affairs Group, Intel Corporation, Germany • Anders Hoffman, Director, Entrepreneurship and Innovation Policy, Danish Enterprise and Construction Authority, Denmark • Kigge Hvid, Chief Executive Officer, Index, Denmark • Caroline Jenner, Chief Executive Officer, Junior Achievement Europe, Belgium • Tatjana Koke, Minister of Education and Science, Latvia • Holger Patzelt and Helmut Schönenberger, Technical Univeristy of Munich, Germany • Julia Prats, Professor and Head of the Entrepreneurship Unit, IESE, Spain • Olivier Silberzahn, EMC • Slavica Singer, Professor and UNESCO Chair, J.J. Strossmayer University of Osijek , Faculty of Economics in Osijek, Croatia • Christine Volkmann, Professor, Chair of Entrepreneurship and Economic Development, Schumpeter School of Business and Economics, Bergische Universität Wuppertal, Germany • Kimberly Voltero, Academic Marketing Manager, Microsoft Worldwide, Microsoft, France • Shailendra Vyakarnam, Director, Centre for Entrepreneurial Learning, University of Cambridge, United Kingdom • Karen Wilson, Founder GV Partners, Advisor & Board Member EFER, Senior Fellow, Kauffman Foundation

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