International Entrepreneurship Educators Conference
Introduction

The International Entrepreneurship Educators Conference (IEEC) creates a dynamic setting by bringing together entrepreneurship educators, practitioners and contributors from around the world. The conference provides an exciting programme for delegates and speakers to share the global knowledge, experience and good practice in developing enterprising students and graduate entrepreneurs across all disciplines and contexts. The conference is interactive with plenty of opportunity for exploring valuable educator tools and engaging in the diversity of pedagogies that deliver entrepreneurial outcomes.

The 2008 IEEC will take place in London from 8-10 September and will consider the challenges of developing the concept of an entrepreneurial university and embedding entrepreneurial activity into the fabric of institutions. The conference is again led by the NCGE and Enterprise Educators UK (formerly UKSEC), with an international line-up of speakers, and a greater opportunity for delegate participation through poster sessions and a live competition.

The second IEEC took place in Cambridge in September 2007, with increased participant numbers and a great list of partners and contributors. The conference achieved over 260 registrations from 29 nations, including representatives from 100+ higher education institutions. NCGE and UKSEC led the organisation of the Conference with support from the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation and the Higher Education Academy.

In 2006, the successful first IEEC was held in the historic City of York. NCGE partnered with the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, the Higher Education Academy, Enterprise Insight and UKSEC, and brought together over 160 participants from 10 nations with 50+ contributors openly sharing their vast wealth of knowledge, experience and practice.

The National Council for Graduate Entrepreneurship
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