From October 10-13, with support from DAAD, Nazarbayev University Research Centre of Entrepreneurship hosted the workshop on Entrepreneurship and Social Change in Central Asia, South Caucasus, and Eastern Europe. Academics, entrepreneurs, and social activists gathered to discuss how business can drive cultural revival, social justice, and identity-building in post-colonial regions.
Throughout the sessions, participants explored diverse topics—from initiatives that empower local artists and preserve cultural heritage to innovative approaches that blend traditional values with entrepreneurial spirit, examined the challenges and resilience of social entrepreneurs operating in restrictive environments, as well as ways to foster empathy and dignity-centered relations in business. The workshop concluded with insightful and engaging discussions on the significant role of entrepreneurship in influencing and shaping national and cultural identities throughout the region.
NURCE is honored to host this enriching workshop and eagerly anticipates observing these concepts inspire novel research pursuits and impactful initiatives.
NURCE also extends its gratitude to DAAD for their support in funding this workshop.
Throughout the sessions, participants explored diverse topics—from initiatives that empower local artists and preserve cultural heritage to innovative approaches that blend traditional values with entrepreneurial spirit, examined the challenges and resilience of social entrepreneurs operating in restrictive environments, as well as ways to foster empathy and dignity-centered relations in business. The workshop concluded with insightful and engaging discussions on the significant role of entrepreneurship in influencing and shaping national and cultural identities throughout the region.
NURCE is honored to host this enriching workshop and eagerly anticipates observing these concepts inspire novel research pursuits and impactful initiatives.
NURCE also extends its gratitude to DAAD for their support in funding this workshop.