Bath Entrepreneur in Residence

Why become a BEiR?

Bath Entrepreneur in Residence

It is very tempting to study entrepreneurship and come away thinking that if you just follow the plan, everything will work out. Business (like life) is rife with contingencies. The true test of a great business person is their ability to respond to these with intelligence, creativity and integrity.

Margaret Heffernan

Entrepreneur

The benefits for participating entrepreneurs include:

  • Engagement with highly motivated budding entrepreneurs
  • Providing practical guidance in terms of launching new businesses and developing long-term relationships with young entrepreneurs
  • Networking with the School of Management, the Innovation Centre, other entrepreneurs and other associated ventures within the University of Bath

The School of Management has a strong tradition of developing entrepreneurship. The Bath MBA has long been renowned for the ‘Entrepreneurship in Action Project’.

The course culminates with a business plan competition (supported by Abbey Santander) and provides students with the opportunity to encounter the real-life process of launching an entrepreneurial enterprise. Similarly on the BSc Business Adminstration course the ‘New Venture Creation’ module provides opportunity for young and aspiring entrepreneurs to write a business plan and gain valuable real-life experience of understanding a business as a whole.

What's involved?

  • Be in residence at Bath for two days during their term as an BEiR
  • Meet students and help develop their business ideas
  • Attend networking events, deliver guest lectures and be a judge on the business plan competition
  • Provide an online profile and contribute to a podcast/vidoecast/blogspot on the website

 

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