This fourth day was dedicated to evaluation, inspiration, capacity building, and scientific contribution — all aimed at strengthening students’ entrepreneurial journey.

On 20 November, the Global Entrepreneurship Week continued at the Higher School of Management and Digital Economy with a series of focused activities delivered by the CDE and its contributing interfaces. This fourth day was dedicated to evaluation, inspiration, capacity building, and scientific contribution — all aimed at strengthening students’ entrepreneurial journey.

Highlights of the Day:

1 - A project evaluation session at the CDE, where early-stage entrepreneurial ideas were reviewed and refined with constructive guidance.

2 - Two short “Entrepreneurial Minute” talks, addressing Green Entrepreneurship and Women Entrepreneurship, offering students concise yet impactful insights into emerging themes in the entrepreneurial ecosystem.

3 - A practical workshop on Business Plan Writing, equipping participants with essential skills to structure their business ideas.

4 - An online scientific intervention presented as part of an international conference on startups, exploring the strategic contribution of digital innovation from idea to realization.

5 - An awareness-oriented entrepreneurial talk encouraging students to explore opportunities and develop confidence in pursuing their ideas.

This dynamic fourth day reflects our commitment to building an environment that empowers students to develop, evaluate, and strengthen their entrepreneurial capabilities as part of GEW’s ongoing activities.