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Global Entrepreneurship Week begins Nov 17, 2008

karlyn

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November 17, 2008 7:36 AM

Global Entrepreneurship Week begins Nov 17th. Cities around the world will be celebrating Global Entrepreneurship week with a variety of activities to promote entrepreneurship, particularly among those under the age of 30. This week offers an opportunity to network from like-mind entrepreneurial spirits, learn from successful business owners and to participate in developing pro-entrepreneurship policies.

To find out about activities near you, check out http://unleashingideas.org/ or send a note to Moses (username: moskandi1) who is a member of this webgroup.

kwabi

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November 24, 2008 1:10 PM

I do not know if Ashesi planned its Business Week activities with the Global Entrepreneurship Week in mind but we are blessed to have a week of activities related to business. Luckily for us the students, we have reputable entrepreneurs to share with us what it takes to be successful. Hopefully a lot of people will attend to gain more knowledge.

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The Astrient Foundation is a nonprofit organization established to support the dissemination of technical knowledge and expertise in developing or economically disadvantage communities, the production of software applications which address concrete issues facing developing or economically disadvantaged communities, and aid students who demonstrate acumen or potential in areas of social responsibility and entrepreneurship.