May 1, 2021

Entrepreneurial Mindset Education

Learn How To Unleash Potential through developing Entrepreneurial Mindset

Suddenly the world has changed in ways that now require everyone to think like an entrepreneur.

• What is an entrepreneurial mindset?

• Why is it important?

• How can I develop it in myself, in my classroom, my organization, or my community?

What kind of mindset is needed to thrive in the future being transformed by exponentially advancing technology and threats ranging from COVID-19 to climate change? Answer: The Entrepreneurial Mindset.

In this 90 minute webinar, The President of IEEIS, ELI Master Certified Entrepreneurship Facilitator, internationally-certified ICSB Entrepreneurship Educator, and Global Professor,  Ngozi Ogoke will discuss the entrepreneurial mindset as a powerful cognitive framework that has become essential for individuals and organizations to adapt and thrive in today’s rapidly changing world.

To do this, we will discuss the Ice House Entrepreneurship Programs’ framework, features, and impact.

Participants will learn how to:

• Redefine entrepreneurship in a way that anyone can embrace 

• Identify the entrepreneurial skills the world now demands

• Explore the critical dimensions of an entrepreneurial mindset 

Create effective entrepreneurial learning environments

Who Should Attend 

• Educators—from middle and high school teachers to college and university faculty—who want to learn how to create effective entrepreneurial learning environments,
• Academic, business, and organization leaders who want to cultivate entrepreneurial thinking in their teams,
• Small business, workforce, and economic development professionals who want to encourage entrepreneurial activity in their constituents and their communities,
• Small business owners and aspiring entrepreneurs who want to learn how to adapt and thrive in a post-COVID world.

What others are saying:

ELI’s workshops were some of the most eye-opening learning experiences I have encountered. Their strong message on a redefined approach to entrepreneurship made an everlasting impact.

—Ramina Murshudova, U.S. Embassy, Baku

I have been working in the field of entrepreneurial mindset development for 20 years and this is the first time that I feel like I’ve come home – I’ve found a team of like-minded people who are walking their talk and who have taken the time and effort to research, define and develop accessible materials and processes that can be easily utilized by others.

—Margie Worthington-Smith, South African Institute for Entrepreneurship Facilitator