Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs is a cross-border exchange programme which gives new or aspiring entrepreneurs the chance to learn from experienced entrepreneurs running small businesses in other European Union countries. The exchange of experience takes place during a stay with the experienced entrepreneur, which helps the new entrepreneur acquire the skills needed to run a small firm.
What is funded:
Female entrepreneurship in Greece has not been explored yet to its full potential. Women trying to start their businesses face greater obstacles, particularly regarding the creation of a new company, the access to finance and suitable training. It is therefore necessary to support female entrepreneurship by offering the right means and tools that will help women, regardless of age, to start, upkeep and sustainably grow their business in the long run.
The 4th Student Competition for Digital Innovation and Entrepreneurship in Electronic Business is a Nationwide Student Competition, organized by the E-business Research Centre (ELTRUN) of the Department of Management Science and Technology of Athens University of Economics and Business (AUEB).
The purpose of the competition is to promote student interest in innovation in e-business and digital products.
Call for Applications for 2011 Southern Europe Tech Tour: Deadline is September 4
The European Tech Tour Association announced that the 2011 Southern Tech Tour will be held November 30 to December 2, 2011 in Spain (Bilbao) and Italy (Milan).
The American-Hellenic Chamber of Commerce is launching a pan-Hellenic competition under the title “Make Innovation Work: Make Greece more competitive” with a view to selecting and enhancing further the implementation of more comprehensive integrated innovative business proposals to be submitted in the following sectors: Green Energy, Tourism, Agriculture &a
The initiative of the Institute for Youth and the General Secretariat for Youth aims principally at identifying youth innovative attempts that will inspire young –and not only- people, rather than promoting creators themselves. However, this initiative aims, at the same time, at helping creators who wish to make their work known, who need support, collaboration, recognition and networking.
Candidates should be young people between 15 to 35 years old, attempts should be tangible, not in the stage of a concept, and might concern an innovative product, service or even practice.
Co-funded by Greece and the European Union
