Unveiling the Invisible: 2023 Symposium on Entrepreneurship & Technology

Metropolitan College is pleased to announce that on December 1–2, it will host the first-ever Symposium on Entrepreneurship & Technology. Registration is now open for the can’t-miss event, which will explore the ways strategic business practices are typified by synergy among market, innovation, technology, and entrepreneurial dexterity. Sponsored by the Metropolitan College Department of Administrative Sciences, the symposium’s theme is “Unveiling the Invisible: Exploring New Challenges for Innovation, Technology, and Entrepreneurship in Education.” Metropolitan College is pleased to announce that on December 1–2, it will host the first-ever Symposium on Entrepreneurship & Technology. Registration is now open for the can’t-miss event, which will explore the ways strategic business practices are typified by synergy among market, innovation, technology, and entrepreneurial dexterity. Sponsored by the Metropolitan College Department of Administrative Sciences, the symposium’s theme is “Unveiling the Invisible: Exploring New Challenges for Innovation, Technology, and Entrepreneurship in Education.” Entrepreneurship is the principal tool for economic development in societies, contributing to vital social-economic and industrial growth in diverse regions. To that end, the Symposium on Entrepreneurship & Technology will focus on means of integrating innovation and technology to meet the submerged challenges in entrepreneurship. Proceedings will feature discussions focusing on the convergence of entrepreneurship, innovation, technology, business practices, public policies, political ideologies, and consumer values for improving the global-local business paradigm to support regional development. Join, in person or virtually, and you will come away with deeper knowledge of current cutting-edge practices, strategies towards synergy with manufacturing, marketing methodologies, and services, and methodologies in developing new business models to match evolving techno-economic priorities.