Promoting Ventures: Entrepreneur week kicks off at NUML
Participating students came up with innovative ideas and put up a variety of creative works of art and crafts.
ISLAMABAD:
To provide students an opportunity to apply business and management skills, the National University of Modern Languages (NUML) arranged an “Entrepreneur Week” here on Monday. Participating students came up with innovative ideas and put up a variety of creative works of art and crafts, books, accessories, jewellery and food for sale.
Inaugurating the week, NUML Rector Dr Aziz Ahmad Khan said, “Students need to be self-starters and should have an entrepreneurial mindset regardless of the majors they choose or the careers they pursue.” The aim of the activity is to help students seek opportunities, obtain finances and to efficiently develop and market new products, he said.
Throughout the week, students will have the opportunity to meet and network with a variety of leading entrepreneurs and business professionals from across the country to aid students in finding new business ventures.
Published in The Express Tribune, April 12th, 2011.
To provide students an opportunity to apply business and management skills, the National University of Modern Languages (NUML) arranged an “Entrepreneur Week” here on Monday. Participating students came up with innovative ideas and put up a variety of creative works of art and crafts, books, accessories, jewellery and food for sale.
Inaugurating the week, NUML Rector Dr Aziz Ahmad Khan said, “Students need to be self-starters and should have an entrepreneurial mindset regardless of the majors they choose or the careers they pursue.” The aim of the activity is to help students seek opportunities, obtain finances and to efficiently develop and market new products, he said.
Throughout the week, students will have the opportunity to meet and network with a variety of leading entrepreneurs and business professionals from across the country to aid students in finding new business ventures.
Published in The Express Tribune, April 12th, 2011.