Global Entrepreneurship Week 2022: Online discussion with prominent entrepreneurial guests

As part of the GEW initiative, on November 16, 2022, at 6 p.m. CET, a round table with eminent business guests will take place, which you can also join. Among the speakers will be:

  • Ms Katja Kraškovic, MSc, director and dean of GEA College - Faculty of Entrepreneurship,
  • Rebeca Fitzgerald, Associate Dean, Humber College, Toronto Canada,
  • George Deriso, Lecturer in Entrepreneurship at the University of Boulder Colorado, US and GEA College,
  • Dr. Marian Evans, Lecturer in Enterprise at De Montfort University, Leicester, UK.

The event will also be joined by the implementors and students of the COIL Program, which has been co-created for students by 3 partner higher education institutions: Humber College, Salford University and GEA College - Faculty of Entrepreneurship. The COIL initiators are Ms Susan Kates, professor from Humber College, Toronto Canada, dr. Ambarin Khan, professor from Salford University, Manchester, UK, and assoc. prof. dr. Jaka Vadnjal, GEA College - Faculty of Entrepreneurship.

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Event agenda:

18:00 Event Introduction: Anamarija Meglič, MA, Head of International Office, GEA College

18:05 Welcome note: Ms Katja Kraškovic, MSc, Dean of GEA College

18:10 Keynote address: Ms Rebeca Fitzgerald, Associate Dean, Humber College, Toronto Canada

18:30 Roundtable discussion moderated by Ms Katja Kraškovic, MSc, Dean of GEA College on with Q&A Session: Teacher of entrepreneurship as a role model

  • Mr George Deriso, Lecturer in Entrepreneurship at University of Boulder Colorado, US and GEA College, Ljubljana, Slovenia
  • Dr Marian Evans, Lecturer in Enterprise at De Montfort University, Leicester, UK

19:25 Event Closure: Anamarija Meglič, MA, Head of International Office, GEA College

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About COIL:

COIL – Collaborative Online International Learning – is a dynamic form of virtual exchange that connects students with peers around the world. COIL takes the form of an experiential learning project or module co-created through a faculty or staff “match” with a faculty or staff at a partner institution in another region or country. By working virtually across borders students can develop and apply any number of mindsets and skills, such as systems thinking, digital fluency, collaboration, communication, and strategic problem solving. Staff and faculty COIL leaders expand their professional networks and enhance their portfolio through collaboration with an international partner.

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WHEN: Wednesday, November 16th at 6 PM online Central European Time

Please mind your respective time zone!

WHERE: The online discussion will take place at ZOOM.

Register in advance for this meeting:

https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAkcuqgpjgoH9BUHRsh0TFhABCojnGvso_4

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the session.

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For more details kindly contact:

Anamarija Meglič

Head of International office and Career Centre

GEA College

E. anamarija.meglic@gea-college.si