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Lessons from an Entrepreneurial Boot Camp

Adam Shore, Corina Edwards, Paul Latreille

Institute for Small Business and Entrepreneurship

Swansea University Author: Adam Shore

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36 second year business studies students attended a three day residential boot camp. Student teams battle on through a series of activities and tasks whilst still keeping their eye on the main goal: to pitch an innovative catering idea for the University campus. Students develop their skills, knowle...

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Published in: Institute for Small Business and Entrepreneurship
Published: London 2010
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