The Entrepreneurship Career Centre (ECC) is a non-partisan non-profit dedicated to entrepreneurship career development research, training, coaching, mentoring, advocacy and education. ECC enable, showcase, promote and celebrate entrepreneurship career opportunity creation, identification and development in youths, women, adults helping through:
WHO BENEFITS:
HOW 1: 1MillionYouth Entrepreneurs Book Donation Project 2017-2016
HOW 2: contribute and encourage entrepreneurship and intrapreneurship careers through
WHY: The wealth of nation depends on resourceful humans who develop economies through entrepreneurship. ECC encourages action supporting an entrepreneurial economy. This goal, and alongside the development of empirical and theoretical contributions, provides a great rationale for the ECC who plan to impact the world through positioning entrepreneurship as a viable career and employment choice for millions.
ECC design and implement programs that facilitate entrepreneurial education, the perception, supply of entrepreneurs, ability and the competence needed to sustainably start and operate feasible businesses, raise potentials, and alleviate poverty. Additional to researching and advocating policies that create an enabling environment to accommodate all forms of enterprise to enhance work and wealth creation. ECC aim to enable understanding that the entrepreneurial spirit is not about materialism but building social and economic value that develops humans and nations.
Research, Training, Coaching, Mentoring, Advocacy and Education.
1. Entrepreneurship Research and Policy
ECC contributes to policy research 'to create the right environment and circumstances to ‘motivate’ and stimulate individuals to become entrepreneurs. This includes ‘enabling’ policies both to help them acquire the appropriate skills and learning, and to surround them with opportunity (i.e., access to start-up resources and supports). These three elements, Motivation, Skills and Opportunity, are the basis of Entrepreneurship Policy Foundations and are key to the creation of a more entrepreneurial economy (Stevenson and Lundstrom).
2. Entrepreneurship Career Frameworks
ECC develop implementable multidisciplinary conceptual frameworks, for instance the entrepreneurial lifecycle communicates and enable the dynamics to facilitating the career choice in different world. These frameworks have implications for sustainable entrepreneurship practice and policy, very important for entrepreneurs, scholars, educators, trainers, governments and society.
3. Books, Entrepreneurship & Education (B.E.E)
4. Encourage Youth Entrepreneurship (E.Y.E) Campaign
5. 4ourGEM Widows and Orphans
6. Partnerships
ECC to enable London & worldwide entrepreneurial and intrapreneruial careers partner with relevant private, public, charity, bilateral and multilateral organizations.