"System Thinking in the Field of Entrepreneurship"
Video of Prof. Dr. Klaus Sailer for entreTime MOOC "Teaching through Entrepreneurship":
In order for universities to establish themselves as key players in the further development of start-up ecosystems and to fulfill this role comprehensively, they need a self-image as entrepreneurial universities. Systemic thinking in ecosystems is a prerequisite for this. Universities should be thought leaders in the field of entrepreneurship and, through new insights, both provide impetus for the further development of the topics of entrepreneurship, innovation and systemic transformation and apply these insights at the university, in the university environment and in the regional and international ecosystem.
At the same time, entrepreneurship research should support university faculties and disciplinary research areas to enrich their findings with systemic, department-specific business models. We believe that the overarching focus must be on Responsible Entrepreneurship; Systemic Innovation and Transformation Processes; Co-Creation and Entrepreneurial Ecosystems; and Entrepreneurial Universities.
Video of Prof. Dr. Klaus Sailer for entreTime MOOC "Teaching through Entrepreneurship":
Together with the SCE, HM has bundled its entrepreneurship and entrepreneurship research activities in a cross-faculty manner. The following goals are pursued with the HM research activities together with the cooperation partners:
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Linkedin klaus.sailer@sce.deProf. Dr. Klaus Sailer is professor for Entrepreneurship at the Munich University of Applied Sciences and CEO of the Strascheg Center for Entrepreneurship (SCE). He is a co-founder and on the board of the Social Entrepreneurship Akademie and is also on the board of Munich Network. Klaus Sailer is spokesman for the think tank "Denkfabrik Gründerhochschulen"as well as part of the think tank HEInnovate.
Klaus Sailer holds a Ph.D. in physics from Ludwig Maximilian University in Munich, and did his Ph.D. at the Research Center for Environment and Health. At Infineon AG, he was responsible for project management and marketing of new semiconductor technologies. In 2000, he co-founded a communication technologies company with partners in the area as its chairman. He successfully established this company as a major market player, and was able to realize his innovative ideas further with various start-up teams.
His main research topics are in innovation process, business modelling, networking, co-creation and societal innovations.
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Linkedin audrey.stolze@sce.deAudrey Stolze is Head of Entrepreneurship Education at the Strascheg Center for Entrepreneurship (SCE).
Audrey holds Doctoral degree from the University of Hohenheim (1,0 magna cum laude). Her dissertation focus on strategically advancing the third mission of universities and her work has been featured on the International Journal of Technology Transfer, and the Industry and Higher Education. She also holds a MA in International Business from Hochschule Osnabrück, with a master thesis about the Lean Startup movement and a BA in Business Administration from Feevale University (Brazil) with a bachelor thesis on market sizing for entrepreneurs.
Audrey works since 2015 at SCE and the HM Hochschule München University of Applied Sciences co-creating and managing international projects funded through the European Commission and the DAAD. She has 20 years of work experience in Brazil and Europe. She started her career working with market research for a media conglomerate in Brazil and moved to work with International Business Development in England and Germany, before founding two startups. One of her ventures was part of an incubation program, received a R$120.000 grant award from the Brazilian Ministry for Science and Technology and was later sold to a foreign investor.
Full profile available on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/audrey-stolze/
Publications available on Research Gate: www.researchgate.net/profile/Audrey-Stolze