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------------------- 2008 International Council for Small Business (ICSB) World Conference
“Advancing Small Business and Entrepreneurship: From Research to Results”
June 22— 25, 2008 Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Areas of Interest:
- Training and development of small business owners and entrepreneurs: lessons learned - Entrepreneurship and SME development in transition and developing economies - Financial and non-financial SME programs and services: impacts and results - Small business support services – approaches, innovations, impacts - Innovations in small business financing for start-up and growth - Development financing: micro-finance, development banking - Linking entrepreneurship and the commercialization of R&D - Regional differences in entrepreneurial and SME activity - Enterprise and innovation centres: their role and impact - SMEs, export development and internationalization - Entrepreneurship research: from theory to Practice - Developments in SME management and marketing - Role of universities and colleges in fostering entrepreneurship - Social, environmental, and ethical responsibility - Turning research into useful tools to help SMEs - Factors affecting success and failure of SMEs - Visible minority and ethnic entrepreneurship - Role of SMEs in private sector development - Regulatory environment and business entry - Tools and techniques for assisting SMEs - Community and social entrepreneurship - Entrepreneurship and economic growth - Advancing entrepreneurship education - SME clusters and supply chain linkages - SME productivity and competitiveness - Regional and rural entrepreneurship - Sustainable development and SMEs - Business start-up and incubation - International entrepreneurship - Entrepreneurial/SME networks - Older worker entrepreneurship - High-growth entrepreneurship - Aboriginal entrepreneurship - Women’s entrepreneurship - Nascent entrepreneurship - Youth entrepreneurship |