Enrique Portillo, Monterrey Institute of Technology and Higher Education, on Developing Entrepreneurship Education Curricula

1. Global Entrepreneurship
Congress Plus.
Daegu, Korea
Aug 2016

2. “If your actions inspire
others to dream more,
learn more, do more
and become more,
you are a leader”
John Quincy Adams
좋은 아침!

3. ¿How did we define Entrepreneurial Spirit?
To have the passion to propose and implement innovative
solutions, transforming our reality and generating
economical, social and environmental value.
Our Vision
“We educate leaders who have an
entrepreneurial spirit, a humanistic outlook
and are internationally competitive.”

6. Our Entrepreneurship Ecosystem
IncubatorsNational Network
Accelerators National Network
National Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Technology Parks Network
E+E Networking
EntrepreneurialFamily Centers
EntrepreneurshipAcademic Programs

8. 2013 20152014
Objective: To celebrate
entrepreneurship and
detonate a value added
ecosystem
Born in Monterrey
4,300 participants
65 Institutions
43 Startups
Regional Impact
64 Startups
8,194 participants
194 Institutions
81 Startups
12,058 participants
334 Institutions
622 activities
66 Countries, 3 sites
Institutionalization
33 International
Organizations

9. Education and Research International Simposium
for Entrepreneurship
INCmty 2015
18 y 19 de Nov. 2015
National Entrepreneurship Acadecmic Office
IEEGL
Panel
”Where Entrepreneurship Research is going and who
are the key players? “
Panel: Lázaro Rodriguez (Universidad de Granada), Ricardo Hernández
(Universidad de Extremadura), Ernesto Amorós (Universidad del
Desarrollo), Maria Concepción López (Universidad de Cantabria), Marcela
Ramirez (Jönköpings International Business School, Sweeden).
Moderador: Ernesto Amorós
Panel
”Where do Entrepreneurship Education is going
and global edcuationa practices on
entrepreneurship“
Panelistas: KIM, Moon Sun (Korea EntrepreneurshipFoundation),
Johanna Tukk (EuropeanInnovation Academy), Phill Kim (Babson
College), Alex Bruton (Innographer, Canadá), Anna Blombäck
(Jönköping International Business School). Moderador: Howard
Frederick (Profesor invitado -AdelaideUniversity, Australia)
Panel
”Public Policies for Regional Development
based on Entrepreneurship Activities “
Panelistas: Valery Mocker (Nesta Org, Reino Unido), Lázaro
Rodriguez (Universidad de Granada), Ricardo Hernández
(Universidad de Extremadura), Ernesto Amorós (Universidad
del Desarrollo) . Moderador: Antonio Ríos

10. Cultura de
Emprendimiento
Innovador
Campus Ciudad Juárez
“Pain generated consciousness,
consciousness generated
commitment, and commitment
generated action”

11. Corporate Innovation
Model

12. Regional Center for Research and Integration of Advanced Technologies

13. CIITA Strategic Sectors:
IT
Advanced Electronics
Advanced Mechanics
Business development and International Competitively
Medical DevicesElectronics and
Electrodomestics
Distribution and
Logistics
Automotive and
Autoparts

14. Automotive ClusterDNA:
Promote associativity
(focus, integration ,
coordination and
cooperation) of businesses
and institutions that make
up the Automotive Industry
in Ciudad Juarez to
generate and promotethe
development of public
policies and infrastructure
of technological innovation
that will benefit tangibly
and sustainably
consolidation of value
chains to positively impact
the social welfare of the
Paso del Norte Region

15. The Mother of every single innovation is the consciousness of a
need transformed in a vision to conquer!
Enrique Portillo
감사!