The University of Waterloo’s Entrepreneurship @ Environment Office (E@E) Green Entrepreneurship online workshop series continues this Thursday, March 10, with a workshop on “Private Enterprise and New Entrepreneurs: How Established Companies can support New Entrepreneurs”. Starting a new venture in the environmental sphere is challenging. Can established firms provide resources or support to those that are just starting out?
Held in collaboration with the Commission for Environmental Cooperation (CEC) this series brings together dedicated youth, key researchers and successful entrepreneurs from across North America in a series of engaging 90-minute sessions. Last week’s workshop was attended together more than 150 students and youth from across the globe!
As part of this week’s workshop, you will hear from experts from across North America including:
- Samira Khan, Director of Citizenship and Market Development at Microsoft (San Francisco)
- Jose Del Cerro, CEO of SociaLab and Disruptivo (Mexico City)
- Dr. Trevin Stratton, National Economic Advisory Lead at Deloitte (Ottawa)
This session (and all future sessions in this series) will run Thursday afternoon from 3:00 to 4:30 pm EST. All workshops will be hosted by the CEC on Zoom, with simultaneous translation available in the CEC’s three official languages (English, French and Spanish). Attend just one session, or attend them all!
Registration is now open at http://www.cec.org/events/green-entrepreneurship-workshop-series-2/