It’s the quality that counts
Science|Business has launched a series of news and events to prompt debate on a vital policy question: How do you encourage enterprise in science?
The process kicked off with a high-level discussion at the Science|Business Innovation Board at Imperial College London on 20 June 2007, continuing with a meeting of the Board at the ESADE Business School in Barcelona in December 2007.
We’re also profiling a number of successful entrepreneurs, exemplars of the real force behind job creation and dynamic economies, beginning on 29 November 2007.
Join the debate: email us and let us know what you think.
Read the Viewpoint article introducing the series.
Download the report of the Science|Business Innovation Board meeting at Imperial College.
Download Born to Grow, the Science|Business Innovation Board’s final report.
Read the individual profiles as they appear.
1. Jean-Micheal Aulas: king of the middle market
2. Torkel Klingberg: More than just a computer game
2. Alexander von Gabain: People, not location
4. Risto Siilasmaa: Fostering innovation may mean being ‘un-Finnish’
5. Jean Stéphenne: the inside conqueror
6. Peter Denyer: Innovation junkie who tackled image problems
