Junior World Entrepreneurship Forum (JWEF) 2011 will be held in the various tertiary institutions across Singapore. It aims to gather entrepreneurs and youths together to share their visiosn, findings, ideas and recommendations on current global issues. This event will consist of a seminar and a networking cum discussion session, to facilitate the transfer of knowledge from industry professionals to student participants and develop entrepreneurial skills in the youths. The theme for this year is “Entrepreneurship, a driver for technology and innovation”. The Junior World Entrepreneurship forum is a global association of students aimed at supporting the mission of the World Entrepreneurship Forum which is to create wealth and social justice through entrepreneurship.
Event Details
Day 1: Preparing The Next Generation of Entrepreneurs
When: Monday, 25th July 2011
Where: Auditorium, School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Nanyang Technological University (Map)
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Day 2: “From Innovation to Business Success” & “The Best Cities for Entrepreneurs”
When: Tuesday, 26th July 2011
Where: Auditorium 2, Temasek Polytechnic (Map)
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Day 3: Empowering Entrepreneurs at the Base of the Pyramid
When: Wednesday, 27th July 2011
Where: LT 73C, Ngee Ann Polytechnic (Map)
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Day 4: Grand Finale
When: Thursday, 28th July 2011
Where: Lecture Theatre, Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information, Nanyang Technological University (Map)
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