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Cambridge Judge Business School Discussions on Entrepreneurship

by Cambridge University

Cutting-edge expert commentary, analysis and business insights on the entrepreneurial issues of the day from Cambridge Judge Business School's global faculty, associates and guest speakers.

Episodes

Entrepreneurship is crafted

8m · Published 28 Nov 16:38

Chandran Sankaran, Founder and CEO of Zyme Solutions, told MBA students that entrepreneurship is about creating self-sustaining businesses and entities. It's about changing the status quo. In his lecture he asked if the core skills underpinning entrepreneurship were learnable and if risk-taking is a birth gift or can it be cultivated.

Entrepreneurs must accept rejection but keep going

31s · Published 18 Jun 09:08

Rejection has to be accepted by entrepreneurs and although it is hard to handle, keep going. That's the advice from Dr Lisa Drakeman, whose high-flying bio-tech career led to four new treatments for unmet medical needs.

Setting up your own business is a decision about a way of life

9m · Published 30 Oct 12:04

Launching a new series of Cambridge Leadership Seminars, Lord Stevenson of Coddenham, CEO in Residence at Cambridge Judge Business School, said he feels there are a number of issues around entrepreneurship that are incorrectly talked and thought about.

Adding value

8m · Published 15 Mar 17:14

Keep your eyes and ears open, says Dinesh Dhamija, former Chairman and CEO of Ebookers.com. Nothing is too small to look at. If you can add value to a customer you have got a business. But, he warns, don’t think of every angle in a business before you launch. Launch it so that you have the first mover advantage.

Government support for cluster development important

10m · Published 19 Jan 15:47

Supply-side and industrial policies being employed by government, if combined with related policies, could strengthen both clusters and the eco-system and bring advantage to the whole economic zone. Dr Pitelis points to the British government's intervention taken to support the Tech City cluster as a positive example of success.

A non-traditional view of entrepreneurship

8m · Published 29 Nov 11:13

Workforce empowerment and a global outlook, the Tata way. Paul Mills, Head of Organisation Performance, Human Resources, Jaguar Land Rover explains.

Defining public entrepreneurship

10m · Published 14 Jun 14:30

The private and public sectors do share common interests and entrepreneurs can work in both sectors.

Partners in success!

11m · Published 24 May 11:00

Dr Denis Coleman, Founder of Symantec Corporation, the fourth largest software company in the world, gives us lessons from his 14 Silicon Valley start-ups.

The 'fairer sex' and entrepreneurship

11m · Published 10 Feb 12:48

Women have excellent skills yet their entrepreneurial success is limited, says Dr Barakat. Entrepreneurship programmes have similar impacts on the sexes but, in absolute terms, women remain disadvantaged because they start at a lower point and their confidence and ambitions to be entrepreneurial are consistently lower.

The devil's in the detail

10m · Published 19 Nov 13:57

Dr Shai Vyakarnam, Director of the Centre for Entrepreneurial Learning, says a new Business Mentoring Network launched by the coalition government should have been tested out first. He foresees operational difficulties ahead.

Cambridge Judge Business School Discussions on Entrepreneurship has 28 episodes in total of non- explicit content. Total playtime is 5:09:28. The language of the podcast is English. This podcast has been added on August 21st 2022. It might contain more episodes than the ones shown here. It was last updated on March 22nd, 2024 05:14.