I am currently performing research on campus entrepreneurs — specifically, those who discovered their entrepreneurial opportunity while on campus and may or may not have begun firm development while on campus.
I am interviewing those who fit this profile and also doing a number of site visits and observations. If you would like to contribute to this research, please contact me.
David
dmillerq/@/gmu.edu
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EGOBOOSTER // July 22, 2009 at 3:16 am |
Thats a nice concept. Im also working on a book 100 Business Ideas To Start On Campus. My blog is egoboosterbooks.wordpress.com. We can form a pen pal: omoteretope@gmail.com
Wale Louis // August 31, 2009 at 10:53 am |
the development of campus enterpreneur is a sure bedrock for continuing economical development in any society. In Africa and Nigeria particularly, the disconnect between the larger economy and the campus economy is noticeable but now the nigerian society is desirous of encouraging students to undertake enterpreneurship activities. Some students are renowned for embracing crafts like hairdressing, graphics and general art, dance and entertainment, comedy and drama, public speaking, writing and the rest of them. My effort at consolidating this ‘work-study’ orientation is seeded in the yet to be published book tentatively titled ‘A TO Z OF CAMPUS LIFE’. I am open to partnership. walnet2003@yahoo.com http://www.cogitoconsulting.wordpress.com +2347090226751