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Cambridge Network Launches India Special Interest Group with support from THINKindia
Cambridge Network launched its India Special Interest Group with support from THINKindia at the newly opened authentic South Indian Restaurant - The Rice Boat.
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Digital Media Opportunities in Brazil
Brazil is one of the four star rated countries that feature in macro-economic reports - so called BRIC countries.
http://www.gs.com/insight/research/reports/report6.html
As with all these countries there is a lot of work to be done but there is also a lot of opportunity as was evident in the recent discussion about entrepreneurship held at Recife in Brazil. The highly energetic and globally minded group of people that run the incubator at Recife are building on their early success to spread the entrepreneurial case deeper and further into Recife.
They organised a workshop to learn from UK lessons and from each other within the region. The notes,photos and discussions are available on
http://bridge.cesar.org.br/
They have on their side regeneration funding from the Government and a clever tax break for large companies to invest in R+D. The Incubator - CESAR, with its charismatic leadership in the local area has grown very rapidly and provide graduates with exposure to enterprise while providing them with practical experience in IT, telecoms software, games production and other forms of digital media.
The people of Recife also have the most amazing fruit juices, climate, history and sense of being. Suggest you look it up on the internet and GO!
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| Shai Vyakarnam |
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Spirit of Enterprise Programme
Malcolm Wright, one of the experts on the Spirit of Enterprise Programme was unexpectedly presented with a Lifetime Award by the Royal Television Society. |
| Gill Ellis |
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Emergence of India and China – What does it mean for UK Business
This document is a synopsis of the Cabinet Office briefing on India for the IBPN board done earlier this month. |
| Arun Muthirulan |
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GCSE National Enterprise Conference - An introduction to REAL ENTERPRISE
Transitions and A-Z Training Limited a very pleased to announce the GCSE National Enterprise Conference which is being held on 29 June 2006 at Friends' House, Euston, London. For booking please download the booking form below. |
| Gill Ellis |
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From Indus Valley to Cheshire Mere: naming the parts of the entrepreneur
Shai Vyakarnam has been asked by the Royal Society of Arts to talk on the above subject with his colleagues Francis Jones, Chairman, Tristart and David Dawkins, Managing Director, Probit Research on 30 March at 8 John Adam Street, London WC2N 6EZ. Places are still available and are free. See more details on http://www.thersa.org.uk/events/detail.asp?EventID=1802 |
| Shailendra Vyakarnam |
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Shai Vyakarnam is invited to accompany Ian Pearson to India
Shai Vyakarnam is accompanying Ian Pearson, Minister of State for Trade, Investment and Foreign Affairs to Delhi, Chennai and Kolkata |
| Gill Ellis |
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3rd Cambridge Tournament of the FIRST Lego League Competition Took Place Saturday 10 December
The third Cambridge Tournament of the children’s international FIRST Lego League (FLL) Competition took place at Hills Road Sixth Form College in Cambridge on Saturday 10 December. Sponsored by Transitions, the Cambridge management consultancy, the Cambridge Tournament is involving 11 teams of up to 10 students aged 9 -16 from different schools in Cambridge and the East Anglian region. The students had eight weeks to research, design, build, programme, test and refine fully automated robots to meet a set of specific tasks on the theme of ocean research. Their robots wereput to the test in three sets of 2.5 minutes, the time allotted for the machines to complete the tasks set.
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ThinkIndia - connecting people and opportunities
ThinkIndia focuses on providing information and contacts into India for companies and individuals in and around Cambridge and the Eastern Region. As people and institutions join this network it will add value to Indian companies and individuals wanting to come to Cambridge and the Eastern Region.
ThinkIndia will grow to develop information and contacts. To become the first port of call for business people, entrepreneurs, investors and policy makers wanting to do business with India.
Think India will develop a series of high level events to enable the sharing of information and contacts and plug into high level networks in the UK and in India that will provide a broader and deeper basis for networking.
www.thinkindia.co.uk
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| Gill Ellis |
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Cambridge owes much to a few
Shai in his capacity of Director of Centre for Entrepreneurial Learning recently published a report about how TENS of thousands of jobs have been created, billions of pounds have been generated and a corner of Eastern England has become a world-renowned technological centre by just a small network of entrepreneurs.
Read the full article via this link
http://business.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,8213-1780589,00.html |
| Shai Vyakarnam |
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