Project Consortium

The Entrepreneurship4All consortium consists of partners whose diverse expertise is vital to the project’s success. Each partner contributes their unique strengths, including policy insights and practical experience related to the Entrepreneurship4All themes, as well as a profound understanding of the entrepreneurial support landscape in Europe, particularly in female entrepreneurship. This collaborative effort fosters innovation, engagement, and synergies, maximising the project’s impact.

Meet our partners

Bantani Education

Belgium

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All Digital

Belgium

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EIT Food

Belgium

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Enterprise Evolution

Ireland

Visit the Enterprise Evolution website

 

Materahub

Italy

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PEEP

Portugal

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ReadLab

Greece

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Old Continent

Belgium

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Global Expert Panel

The Global Expert Panel for Entrepreneurship4All (E4All) is a distinguished group of thought leaders who bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to support the mission of E4All. This panel comprises experts in various fields related to entrepreneurship, education, innovation, and sustainability. They contribute valuable insights and expertise to the learning journey along with the direct creators of the learning journey. The panel plays a pivotal role in shaping the strategic direction, ensuring the content aligns with real-world needs, and enhancing the overall effectiveness of E4All’s initiatives.

Meet our experts

Olena Bekh

Senior Specialist in Human Capital Development, ETF, Italy

Leads the thematic area of Innovation in Teaching and Learning at the ETF, focusing on education innovation and human capital development policies.

Cristina Balan

Co-Founder, CSR BootIQ, Romania

A sustainability consultant with extensive expertise in sustainability reporting, stakeholder engagement, and sustainable procurement. She has worked with the United Nations and holds multiple international certifications.

Slavica Singer, Ph.D.

Professor Emeritus, UNESCO Chair in Entrepreneurship Education, J.J. Strossmayer University, Croatia

An expert in entrepreneurship education, focusing on inclusive entrepreneurship and the role of small businesses in economic development. She has received numerous awards for her contributions.

Bob Eck

Independent Brand Marketing Consultant, Belgium

A seasoned marketing professional with experience as a CMO, agency leader, and entrepreneur. He has worked with global brands and is also an urban farmer.

Hadiya Nuriddin

CEO and Chief Learning Strategist, Duets Learning, USA

With two decades of experience in learning strategy and instructional design, Hadiya has authored a book and frequently speaks at industry conferences.

Pr. Tom Cooney

Professor of Entrepreneurship, TU Dublin, Ireland

Director of the Institute for Minority Entrepreneurship and policy advisor to various governments and international organizations. He has published 13 books on inclusive entrepreneurship.

Rajiv Vaid Basaiawmoit

Head of Sci-Tech Innovation & Entrepreneurship, Aarhus University, Denmark

An award-winning educator who integrates innovation, entrepreneurship, and gamification into curricular education. He is a frequent speaker at global conferences and events.

Robyn Kerkhof

Blinkist, Germany

With over 8 years at Blinkist, Robyn has led projects across Content, Product, and Marketing. She has advised companies like Apple and Spotify and is currently writing a book of poetry.

Alexander Salas

Learning Experience and eLearning Designer, StyleLearn, USA

A U.S. Navy veteran with extensive experience in corporate learning and performance enablement, specializing in learning technologies and gamification.

Kath Penaluna

Head of Enterprise and Director of IICED, University of Wales Trinity Saint David, UK

An Associate Professor and Enterprise Manager with a background in banking. She focuses on enterprise education, especially intellectual property rights, and has contributed to policy development for organizations like the OECD and United Nations