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The New Era of Scaleup Entrepreneurship

Translating Entrepreneurship into Growth

PROFILE Executive education
DATE 17th December 2018
TIME 16:00 - 17:00 (GMT +02:00)
LANGUAGE English
EVENT FORMAT Online events
The New Era of Scaleup Entrepreneurship

For entrepreneurial activity to translate into economic growth, entrepreneurship education needs to focus less on the “start” and “small” side of things and more on how companies of all ages, sizes and sectors scale. After all, the company founders and successful entrepreneurs that we know today are famous not because they started but because they scaled. 

A scaleup can be described as any organisation that is undergoing rapid growth. Most businesses are surprised to see that past practices do not work well when going from 1x to 2x and 3x. That is because scaling up a business is qualitatively different from starting it. Scaling up needs a growth mindset and important decisions to be taken in areas such as purpose, product, process and people. 

Join Professor Joe Haslam for this interactive webinar "The New Era of Scaleup Entrepreneurship" where he will explain how the entrepreneurship landscape is changing away from startups and towards scaleups. This webinar will also answer questions on the Global Scaleup Program, a two-week blended Executive Education program that has been developed between IE Business School and the American University of Beirut to unite the expertise of Europe’s and Middle East’s top business schools.


 

Our speakers

Co-founder and Chairman of hot.co.uk

Professor Joe Haslam is the Executive Director of the Owners Scaleup Program at IE Business School in Madrid, Spain. This is a program specially designed for small and medium sized companies that want to scale. He is also the presenter of the High Impact Online Program “Scaleup! How to Successfully Manage Growth” and the Academic Director of the Global Scaleup Program, a joint course offered by IE with the American University of Beirut.