entrepreneurship

The real ethos of Tetr College of Business and the truth about building start-ups during education

Tetr
Conversations around how business education should change are not rare, but Pratham Mittal decided he’d take action and create a whole new college to teach students in a different way. That’s how Tetr College of Business was born in 2023.  We sat down with Mittal to find out more about his inspiration, how students build…
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Learning from Estonian Business School’s entrepreneurship success

Estonian Business School EBS
Many business school applicants are hoping that they might graduate as entrepreneurs, and business schools are supporting them with these big ambitions. Let’s look at a great example of this.  The 2026 Redstone University Startup Index, published by European venture capital firm Redstone, shows that Estonian Business School (EBS) is the most efficient startup-producing business…
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IIM Indore launches first global leadership programme for entrepreneurs with Adam Smith Business School

IIM Indore
To prepare Indian entrepreneurs for global growth, the Indian Institute of Management Indore (IIM Indore) has launched the inaugural cohort of its Global Leadership Development Programme (GLDP) for Entrepreneurs, an international executive education initiative offered in collaboration with the Adam Smith Business School, University of Glasgow. The first-ever cohort comprises 15 Indian entrepreneurs, who have…
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Two degrees for the price of one life: Why heirs need a dual‑track MBA, not a one‑size‑fits‑all degree

A conceptual editorial illustration showing a young business heir standing at the crossroads between a modern business school and a family enterprise, symbolizing a dual-track MBA that combines general management education with family business stewardship.
Over the next two decades, more money will change hands than at any point in modern history. Analysts estimate that approximately 84 trillion dollars in wealth will be transferred to heirs and charities by 2045. Simultaneously, succession surveys suggest that approximately 40% of family businesses are either already in a leadership transition or expect to…
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INNOVA competition winners announced

INNOVA awards
Students and young entrepreneurs representing a number of European business schools participated in the Grand Finale of the 3rd Annual INNOVA Europe Competition earlier this month. This year’s event brought together leading business schools from across Europe, as well as a guest school from India. These top academic institutions competed to tackle a unique challenge: developing innovative…
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Inspiring female founders at Oxford University

Inspiring female founders at Oxford
From Bumble, to Canva, to TaskRabbit: some of the most recognisable brands out there were founded by women. And, for that matter, many of the most exciting start-ups that we see and hear about are women-led. This shouldn’t come as a surprise to many, and yet, there are still significant barriers to female entrepreneurship –…
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