Nov 24th 2022 5.15 – 7 p.m. FHNW Campus Get inspired and learn through the experience of successfull female entrepreneurs!Participate in two workshops, connect with like-minded women & Meet supportive actors in the Swiss start-up ecosystem. Speakers MELANIE KOVACS CREATIVE ENTREPRENEUR, BUSINESS STRATEGIST & STARTUP TRAINER Workshop #1: How to position…
FemSpin DEASS SUPSI Event
17.11.2022 17.30 - 19.30
Manno, Auditorium Suglio Business Center / online
Within a collaborative project by Swiss Universities (2022-2024) Promoting spin-off activities of female academics, FemSpin DEASS SUPSI is hosting the event “Entrepreneurial culture as driver of female academic entrepreneurship”.
The number of startups founded each year is a crucial indicator for stakeholders in the entrepreneurship ecosystem and gender is still an omnipresent topic in Switzerland, as of all startups opened only 24% are led by women.At the FEMtrepreneurs, we strive to democratize opportunities for women founders…
Who can participate?The program addresses female PhD students, post-docs, researchers, group leaders from life sciences, natural sciences, medicine, health, psychology (an similar fields), currently working at Swiss Universities or Universities of Applied Sciences (incl. related institutions)Alumnae and female professionals holding a Master’s degree can join through the School of Continuing Education at ETH Zurich. A maximum of…
FEMevent 6th edition 2022In our second in-person event, we invite our community for an inspiring exchange to spark self-belief and help you close better deals.Negotiation is a critical skill for every founder – either to attract potential employees, get suppliers on board, bring in investors to a company,…
Hosted by FHNW School for Applied Psychology
09.05.2022 13:15 - 17:30
FHNW Campus Olten, Von Roll-Strasse 10, 4600 Olten
This event addresses the conditions for spin-off intentions and activities by female scientists and students at Swiss Universities. It allows to learn from first measures to promote spin-off creation of female scientists across disciplines and university types.