New Horizons: Enterprise for ENV Students

A quick lecture I've been asked to pull together for studnets in our ENV school to inspire them to consider entrepreneurial skills and career paths.

Transcript

1. ENV Entrepreneurial WS Matthew Draycott New Horizons Enterprise ENV © Matthew C. Draycott 2012
2. Wanted: Graduate Job ?
3. 8.9% Unknown
4. 10.6% Unemployed 8.9% Unknown
5. 19.5% Education 10.6% Unemployed 8.9% Unknown
6. 61% Employed 19.5% Education 10.6% Unemployed 8.9% Unknown
7. 61% Employed
8. 61% Employed 60% Graduate Employment
9. 61% Employed 60% Graduate Employment …less that 40% in a graduate job after six months.
11. 3 Crucial Trends:
12. 3 Crucial Trends: Public Sector Employment
13. 3 Crucial Trends: Public Sector Employment Competitive Corporate CSR
14. 3 Crucial Trends: Public Sector Employment Competitive Corporate CSR Outsourced services…
15. What’s The Future Then?
16. A more competitive job market…
17. A more competitive job market… …with a variety of opportunities…
18. A more competitive job market… …with a variety of opportunities… …for more entrepreneurial careers.
19. Entrepreneurship?
21. J.B. Say 1805: Creative role of the entrepreneur is as a forecaster, project appraiser, and risk taker…
22. J.B. Say 1805: Creative role of the entrepreneur is as a forecaster, project appraiser, and risk taker… …the term comes from the French entreprendre…
23. J.B. Say 1805: Creative role of the entrepreneur is as a forecaster, project appraiser, and risk taker… …the term comes from the French entreprendre… …meaning to do, or to undertake something.
24. J.B. Say 1805: Creative role of the entrepreneur is as a forecaster, project appraiser, and risk taker… …the term comes from the French entreprendre… …meaning to do, or to undertake something. So Entrepreneurs are people who do things, who create and start projects, ventures and social movements…
25. J.B. Say 1805: Creative role of the entrepreneur is as a forecaster, project appraiser, and risk taker… …the term comes from the French entreprendre… …meaning to do, or to undertake something. So Entrepreneurs are people who do things, who create and start projects, ventures and social movements… …who share a particular set of skills and capabilities that make their activities successful.
26. What Skills?
27. ‘Thrive on Challenges’
28. ‘Thrive on Challenges’
29. Enterprise Skills 2 Questions: Why is this valuable? How can I evidence it?
30. Self Awareness Yvone Chouinard (Patagonia)
31. Communication Matt Freckleton (Yatterbox)
32. Opportunity Recognition Matthew Flannery (Kiva)
33. Practical Creativity Edwin Broni Mensah (Give Me Tap)
34. Strategic Thinking Alli Clabburn (Lift Share)
35. Action Orientation John Bird (Big Issue)
36. OK… But I don’t want to Start a Business.
38. OK… But I what about The economy, Isn’t it a mess?
41. OK… What Next? info@enterprise.uea.ac.uk
42. Flickr: Michelhrv Great Beyond Ninafrazier James_clear Entrepreneurs & Logos: Taken from news and media sources