Entrepreneurship

Executive Master classes / Long-term programmes

Executive Master Classes are long-term, international, part-time management courses.
Long-term programmes are often designed for a specific target group.
Both offer an in-depth analysis of the body of knowledge present within one specific management field. These courses are aimed at people with relevant work experience and a good understanding of this field.

More infoExecutive Master Class in Innovation & Entrepreneurship

Become a champion in innovation, capable of converting inventions into successful businesses and designing and managing organisations for innovative performance.
Duration: 25 + 2 days
Language: English

More infoSME Challenge

Anyone starting up a small business faces challenges which are different from those of the manager of a large business. Discover the whole range of SME management techniques and acquire a carefully considered business plan.
Duration: 16 evening sessions with 2 residential seminars and 3 panel sessions
Language: Dutch

More infoSME Excellence

As an experienced SME owner, you have plenty of plans for your company. SME Excellence offers you a critical sounding board of colleagues and experts for your plans, plus a broad base of management competencies for the SME.
Duration: 19 evening sessions  from 7 pm - 10 pm and 2 residential seminars
Language: Dutch

Short Programmes

Short programmes are programmes focused on specific topics, lasting 1 to 6 days.

More infoEntrepreneurial Innovation

Following an extended version of our proven Entrepreneurial Innovation Boot Camp approach, participants leave the Entrepreneurial Innovation programme with the skills necessary to defend an innovative, possibly technology-based, idea before a critical investor audience – skills that should be mastered by entrepreneurs and corporate intrapreneurs alike.
Duration: 13 + 1 days
Language: English

More infoEntrepreneurship for Managers

As a manager you would probably not conceive yourself as being an “entrepreneur”. However, in your daily work routine you often have a responsibility to explore ideas for new products or services in order to sustain growth. To translate these ideas into successful business opportunities you have to overcome different sources of uncertainty. Further, you need to convince others of the potential of your idea. To perform these activities successfully, it is useful to look at best practices of entrepreneurs as they employ specific methods and routines to overcome barriers to successful opportunity identification, evaluation and implementation. In a series of hands-on workshops, we aim to convey the entrepreneurial mindset to the managers’ daily toolkit.