Today the Universitat Jaume I held a round table entitled "Steps towards an entrepreneurial university: from muses to theatre" within the Conference "25 years UJI, 25 years of entrepreneurship. Walking towards the future with our experience" in which the need to promote an enterprise of values ​​from the educational field that leads to a change in the current economic model has been highlighted.

The Minister of Economy, Sustainability, Productive Sectors, Commerce and Labor, Rafael Climent, participated in the table; the president of the Social Council of the UJI, José L. Breva; the president of the Foundation of the Polytechnic City of Innovation, Juan Julià; the director of the Santander International Entrepreneurship Center (CISE), Federico Gutiérrez-Solana, and the mayor of Castelló de la Plana, Amparo Marco, under the moderation of José Luís Valencia. director of The Mediterranean newspaper.

Gutiérrez-Solana stated that "the university has to act comprehensively and plan entrepreneurial actions because it is a first-level strategic environment." Likewise, she added that it is necessary to sensitize the entire university environment in entrepreneurial attitudes and "radiate this culture to all previous educational sectors" for which she has demanded greater financial support for public administrations.

Climent has also pointed out that the values ​​of the entrepreneurial spirit must be encouraged at all educational ages and has advocated for the promotion of projects that have not only economic but also social and environmental profitability because "we have to overcome the financial vision of undertaking and promoting values ​​such as social equality, environmental impact or ethical requirements. On the other hand, she has stated that in terms of entrepreneurship a collaborative and transversal model is needed because "we have an entrepreneurial ecosystem but little coordination that leads to a lack of optimization."

For her part, Julià has started from the premise that entrepreneurship is as much a part of the university mission as training and transferring knowledge. Furthermore, he has stressed, like Climent, the importance of promoting "intelligent entrepreneurship with values" because it has to be used "not only to generate wealth or employment but to achieve a change in the economic model." In this sense, it has highlighted that studies show that universities are the best ecosystem to promote this type of entrepreneurship with more than 42% of entrepreneurial initiatives by people with higher education and indicators of quality, innovation or technologies. higher advanced degrees when the entrepreneurship comes from the university compared to the Spanish average.

Along these lines, Marco has pointed out that being an entrepreneur is a proactive attitude that has to be created within the university environment, both among teachers and students, because it is the path to reaching a society of excellence. Furthermore, he has pointed out that this undertaking must be made permeable to society with the support of public and private administrations and business organizations.

For her part, Breva has also agreed on the need to raise awareness among teachers that entrepreneurship is essential. Furthermore, she has stated that "entrepreneurship requires the commitment of the State and administrations" and has called for the elimination of bureaucratic obstacles and the simplification of procedures for the creation of companies.

 

Today the Universitat Jaume I held a round table entitled «Steps towards an entrepreneurial university: from Muses to the theatre» during the Conference «25 years of the UJI, 25 years of entrepreneurship; "moving towards the future with our experiences." During this event, the need to promote entrepreneurship of values ​​from the education domain to lead to a change in today's economic model was stressed.

The following people participated in this round table: Rafael Climent the Regional Minister of Economy, Sustainability, Production Sectors, Commerce and Employment; José L. Breva, the UJI Board of Trustees Chair; Juan Julià, the Chair of the Polytechnic City of Innovation Foundation; Federico Gutiérrez-Solana, the Director of the Santander International Entrepreneurship Center (CISE), and Amparo Marco, the mayor of the city of Castelló de la Plana. This round table was moderated by José Luís Valencia, the Director of the Mediterráneo newspaper.

A summary of the main ideas:

  • The university has to act comprehensively and has to plan entrepreneurial actions as it is a leading strategic setting.
  • Entrepreneurial spirit values ​​have to be encouraged at all ages in education and have to be supported by promoting projects whose profitability is not only economic, but also social and environmental.
  • We have to go beyond the financial entrepreneurial vision by promoting certain values, eg, social equality, the environmental impact or ethical requirements.
  • Entrepreneurship forms part of the university mission to not only acquire, but to also transfer, knowledge.
  • Universities are the best ecosystems to promote this type of entrepreneurship with over 42% of enterprising initiatives by people with higher education and indicators of quality, innovation or the highest levels of technology when entrepreneurship comes from the university compared to the Spanish mean

 

The Universitat Jaume I has held a roundtable today entitled “Passos cap a una universitat emprenedora: de les muses al theater” dins de la Jornada “25 years UJI, 25 years emprenent. Caminant cap the future with our experience in which the need to promote an enterprise of values ​​from the educational sphere that leads to a change in the current economic model has been highlighted.

The Minister of Economy, Sustainability, Sectors Productius, Commerce and Work, Rafael Climent, participated in the event; the president of the Social Council of the UJI, José L. Breva; the president of the Fundació de la Ciutat Politècnica de la Innovació, Juan Julià; the director of the Santander International Entrepreneurship Center (CISE), Federico Gutiérrez-Solana, and the mayor of Castelló de la Plana, Amparo Marco, under the moderation of José Luís Valencia, director of the Mediterranean newspaper.

Gutiérrez-Solana has stated that "the university must act in a comprehensive manner and plan entrepreneurial actions because it is a first-class strategic environment." Així mateix, she has stated that it is necessary to sensitize the entire university environment in entrepreneurial attitudes and "radiate this culture to all the previs educational sectors" for which she has demanded greater economic support from public administrations.

Climent has also confirmed that the values ​​of entrepreneurial spirit must be encouraged in all educational ages and has advocated for the promotion of projects that have profitability not only economically but also socially and environmentally because "we need to overcome the financial vision "I undertake and promote values ​​such as social equality, environmental impact or ethical requirements." Furthermore, he has stated that in terms of entrepreneurship a collaborative and transversal model is necessary because "we have an entrepreneurial ecosystem but poor coordination that leads to a lack of optimization."

For the latter, Julià has started from the premise that entrepreneurship is part of the university mission as well as forming and transferring knowledge. Furthermore, he has highlighted with Climent the importance of promoting "intelligent entrepreneurship with values" because it has to be used "not only to generate wealth or employment but to achieve a change in the economic model." In this sense, it is important that studies show that universities are the best ecosystem for promoting this type of entrepreneurship with more than 42% of entrepreneurial initiatives by people with higher education and quality indicators. , innovation or advanced technologies more elevated when entrepreneurship goes from the university front to the Spanish mitjana.

In this line. Marco has pointed out that being an entrepreneur is a proactive attitude that must be created in the university environment, both in the professor and in the student, because it is the way to reach a society of excellence. Furthermore, he has pointed out that this entrepreneurship must enable the society with the support of public and private administrations and business organizations.

On the other hand, Breva has also agreed on the need to make teachers aware that entrepreneurship is essential. Furthermore, she has stated that "entrepreneurship requires the commitment of the State and administrations" and has demanded the elimination of bureaucratic barriers and the simplification of procedures for the creation of companies.

 

 

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