During a two–day workshop, various discussions on this seemingly urgent matter will follow panel and roundtable formats.

Identified audiences, including PhD students, early–career researchers, and established scholars, will be invited to share, through presentations, their research ideas on the potentials of entrepreneurship and innovation as alternative pathways for dealing with Africa’s social and economic problems.

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International guest speakers

Leo Paul Dana

Distinguished Professor of entrepreneurship

Michael H. Morris

Professor of entrepreneurship and social innovation