Creating IN and OUT values through entrepreneurial innovations to sustain start-ups
[Sponsored article] A leading global supply chain management scholar suggests young people sustain start-up programmes by creating “In” and “Out” values through entrepreneurial innovation activities.
[Sponsored article] A leading global supply chain management scholar suggests young people sustain start-up programmes by creating “In” and “Out” values through entrepreneurial innovation activities.
Speaking at the PolyU 80th Anniversary Global Leader Lecture Series recently, Professor Hau L. Lee – also a pioneer in the studies of entrepreneurship and innovations in developing economics, and value chain strategies – shared his insights on how values created through entrepreneurial innovations can be a powerful means to support economic development in developing economics.
His lecture entitled “Creating IN and OUT Values Through Entrepreneurial Innovations” was also a highlight of the Global Youth Leaders Summit organized by PolyU, in which students from all over the world presented their social entrepreneurship project ideas, sharing their views and aspirations to make the world a better place.
PolyU is celebrating its 80th Anniversary this year with a Global Leader Lecture Series in which influential leaders around the world will deliver lectures on a wide variety of topics, including healthcare, business, innovation and entrepreneurship, art and culture, sports and sustainable urban development.
