The Entrepreneurship Club (E-Club) is a club with the goal of promoting an environment that will foster innovation, creativity and entrepreneurship. E-Club is involved in many aspects of entrepreneurship including entrepreneurial education, publishing, scientific conferences and round tables, social and sustainability entrepreneurship, launching and growing various ventures, and many more activities and events. E-Club is the owner and publisher of the International Journal of Contemporary Business and Entrepreneurship (IJCBE). E-Club meetings include university professors and entrepreneurs as guest speakers that help build momentum in entrepreneurial endeavors and transfer their best practices.

Through guest speaker seminars, pitch competitions, idea-thons and community projects, we help foster an interest in entrepreneurship, support the entrepreneurial mindset, and encourage engagement in the thriving community of entrepreneurs. There are also opportunities to make friends, share business ideas, solve problems in innovative ways, develop professional networks and build teams for various projects and/or entrepreneurial ventures.

The Entrepreneurship Club community

Our members have an active interest in entrepreneurship, by either holding university courses in entrepreneurship, developing a project, working for a startup, constantly learning skills or being involved in the family business. For those who are not working on their own venture, there are plenty of occasions to take initiative by organizing the club’s activities, plan events and curate our network in the local ecosystem.

Members have the opportunity to receive advice from successful entrepreneurs and the academic community in order to foster and develop ideas. Our young members and/or start-up entrepreneurs can receive supervision from our more engaged experienced members and gain exposure to the entrepreneurship world and entrepreneurial concepts.

We strongly encourage our members to make this club a useful resource by proposing projects, attending our events and building long-lasting relationships with the academicians, entrepreneurs and practitioners. In fact, active participation is what makes this club successful. We would like to express our deepest gratitude to all who support and encourage our continued promotion of entrepreneurship.

Our mission at The Entrepreneurship Club

Support existing and upcoming entrepreneurs in harnessing their potential through learning, creating and sharing knowledge while developing an entrepreneurial, creative and innovative mindset.

Vision

Provide a platform for connecting entrepreneurs, spread entrepreneurial culture and contribute to the creation of stimulating entrepreneurial environment by organizing entrepreneurial events, mentoring business ideas and supervise projects development, and connecting the academic community and entrepreneurs at national and international levels.

Explore The Entrepreneurship Club

Our activities bring learning, practical experience and knowledge sharing together. Explore our entrepreneurship projects to learn about the different ways E-Club connects young people, entrepreneurs and the academic community. The projects cover digital skills, startup planning and collaboration between universities and business.

The Digital Skills of Young Entrepreneurs project focuses on capabilities that help young people develop entrepreneurial ideas. Entrepreneur for a Day offers a closer look at the working life of an entrepreneur. These initiatives complement the club’s interest in entrepreneurial education and practical knowledge exchange.

Publishing is another part of our work. Through the IJCBE journal, The Entrepreneurship Club supports the exchange of research on contemporary business and entrepreneurship. Readers can visit the journal website for information about its scope and publications.

To ask about our activities, projects or publishing, contact The Entrepreneurship Club. Tell us which area interests you so that your enquiry has a clear starting point.

Learning, creating and sharing

Learning from different perspectives is a common thread across the club’s activities. A discussion with a business owner, a research article or a project can each offer a different view of entrepreneurship. Members are encouraged to connect those perspectives with their own interests and experience.

Creating and sharing also means contributing ideas, asking questions and learning with others. This collaborative approach links our mission with the practical activities described on this website.