Workshop on Entrepreneurship for Global Humanitarian Impact
This one-day online workshop with expert trainer Mario Moustras will help you develop your entrepreneurial thinking and encourage you to recognise and use your entrepreneurial skills.
Workshop on Entrepreneurship for Global Humanitarian Impact
20 Nov 2020, 10:00 – 16:00
We will be running three career-focused IRDR enterprise workshops to complement our academic programmes. The events will enable students to identify their career goals and get best prepared to achieve them. This is the first of the three workshops.
This online workshop will help you develop your entrepreneurial thinking and start to recognise and use your entrepreneurial skills. We will explore this from a global humanitarian impact perspective.
By the end of the workshop you’ll be better able to:
- develop ideas that create value and make a difference to others;
- identify stakeholders who can help you move an idea forward; and
- set goals to progress your enterprising activity.
| Time | Detail |
| 10.00 | Welcome and introductions |
| 10.20 | Being enterprising The skills needed to be a successful entrepreneur. The Lean Start-Up process. |
| 10.50 | Introduction to the Business Model Canvas |
| 11.00 | Break |
| 11.15 | Business Model Canvas activity with case study |
| 12.30 | Lunch |
| 13.15 | Identifying the stakeholders to work with and managing them |
| 14.20 | Break |
| 14.35 | Business plan introduction and setting goals |
| 15.45 | Final discussion and reflection exercise |
| 16.00 | Close |
The workshop will be online but there will be plenty of opportunity for discussions and group working. Because you will be taking a product through from idea to pitch in groups, participants will need to be available to attend the full workshop.
“I went to it not thinking that I have what it takes to be an entrepreneur, and I came out believing I can do it”
Alicia Matthews, UCL IRDR MSc student 2018–19
Mario Moustras
CEO and Founder
Mazamo Coaching
Mario is is a leadership and talent development coach who works with researchers and entrepreneurs. Before becoming a coach, he worked for the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC). He has a PhD in chemistry, and is a chartered scientist and Fellow of the RSC. Mario has worked with scientists and engineers across government agencies, industry and universities. He's led teams through science-related programmes in higher education, enterprise partnerships (especially with small companies) and technology policy.
Further information
Ticketing
Ticketed and Pre-booking essential
Cost
Free
Open to
UCL staff
Availability
Yes