Bangkok, Thailand - Media OutReach Newswire - 23 April 2024 - Sasin Graduate Institute of Business Administration of Chulalongkorn University (Sasin School of Management) is preparing to organize Sasin Impact Entrepreneurship Week 2024 (SasinIEW) between 19-23 June 2024 with the aim of that will promote cooperation between various stakeholders including entrepreneurs, startups, investors, policy makers Students, the business sector, and the general public The main content of the event aims to promote entrepreneurship, innovation, openness, and positive impacts from the business sector. and sustainability
The next activity is the Bangkok Business Challenge 2024 (BBC 2024), which is sponsored by SCG Chemicals (SCGC). It is Sasin's student startup competition that has been running for a long time. The best in Asia, BBC 2024 began as a domestic competition in 2002 before evolving into a global event in 2008. Last year's champions came from the United States, Sweden and Singapore, demonstrating the international reputation of the event. It is consistent with Sasin's foundational standpoint. That is creating positive impact and change. The evaluation criteria for this competition give 20% weight to sustainability and positive impact. “We have to adapt our way of life. Change the way of doing business and change the way of thinking If we still walk on the same path There will be no future for our children and grandchildren. We have to make change and we have to do it quickly. Business and entrepreneurship are not just for making profits. But it must also create a positive impact. The business sector must take action to make this necessary change,” said Director Sasin.
The third activity is the Family Enterprise Case Competition – Asia Pacific 2024 (FECC-AP 2024). As world champion, Sasin will host this competition for the first time in Asia to find a group of students who can look at regional family business case problems. Lacks and possesses the sharpest strategic analytical skills. The winner will advance to the finals next January in Vermont, USA.
As for the vision of SasinIEW, Mr. Lars Swanson, executive of Sasin Sustainability & Entrepreneurship Center, said that this activity will help spark discussion An international dialogue across three broad and impactful entrepreneurial activities: BBC, FECC and GCEC. “This is the first time we have brought together three interconnected activities. and from the overwhelming interest and positive response. We intend to develop Entrepreneurship Week (SasinIEW) into an annual event that attracts educational institutions. Public and private sectors Student It brings together multinational corporations and SMEs, government institutions, startups and NGOs. To enable a broad exchange of views and ideas Elevate the discussion Lay the foundation for networking and connections between various stakeholders. Including various activities that will help further develop and expand businesses beyond Entrepreneur Week (SasinIEW) and our region."
In addition to the interesting discussions Event participants and partners also have networking opportunities. Associate Professor Dr. Piyachart Piromsawat Deputy Director of Academic Affairs, Sasin, spoke about this issue saying: This Entrepreneur Week activity will “Opportunity for all parties to negotiate with broad participation. Exchange management practices, chat, debate and meet new people not only within the activities they directly participate in. But it also includes visiting other events and networking at the event. This opportunity to connect whether during breaks. Dinner where everyone gathers and workshops We expect to see energetic connections in new collaborations between departments, individuals, organizations, sectors and regions.” And what makes Entrepreneur Week (SasinIEW) to make it even more interesting is Participants will experience the charm of Thailand. “Bangkok is the most visited city in the world by tourists. And Thailand is the gateway to Southeast Asia. Participants will be impressed by the people they meet and talk with. Experience the kindness of Thai people. Thai hospitality, delicious food, and a boost of energy."
and to emphasize the importance of Bangkok and Sasin as a center of sustainability driven by entrepreneurs, Mr. Dibiandu Bose, Deputy Director of Strategy Innovation and development of Sasin invite “All Entrepreneur Week (Sasin IEW) participants participated in the Hult Prize Global Summit at Chulalongkorn University. And join us for the Hult Prize finals on Sunday, June 23, where students and sustainability entrepreneurs from around the world will compete for a chance to win $1 million in prize money. Visitors to the Hult Prize will also be invited to BBC Pitch events and GCEC events, and this will open up new possibilities for conversation, meeting and networking.”
For more than four decades, Sasin has laid a strong foundation as Thailand's leading business school. Today, Impact Entrepreneurship Week is in keeping with the institute's core goal that entrepreneurs have a primary responsibility to change the way things are done. business Create sustainability and address social issues towards a prosperous world. Don't miss SasinIEW Entrepreneurship Week this June to "Inspiring, connecting, and transforming to create a better, smarter, and more sustainable world."
Professor Dr. Ian Fenwick, Director of Sasin, concluded by inviting all interested parties. "If you are interested in startups Come to Bangkok Business Challenge if you like case study competitions to solve business problems. Don't forget to join the Asian Family Enterprise Case Competition and if you are an entrepreneur or want to be one, the GCEC Conference is for you. And we hope that as many people as possible will join all three activities.”