Business development in microcompanies through co-creation and in-depth learning

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With the help of SGC, students shall be able to develop their entrepreneurial and innovative skills, together with micro-enterprises. The goal is for more than 1000 students to participate in the project and to create 42 new jobs. Hatching ideas and working on them has not proved to be a problem for the participants in the now completed project Innomatch. However, there has been a need for companies to be better able to implement the ideas and among the students to work with business models. Based on this, the SGC project will contribute to establishing longer-term collaborations between students and micro-enterprises. Students receive training in working innovatively and entrepreneurially, while micro-enterprises can increase their innovation power through students’ skills and access to knowledge institutions. Students can work together with micro-enterprises for a long time with the aim of creating development. To conclude “print tested” respectively business case before a panel, in a setup inspired by Draknästet/Løvens Hule. The work will be done cross-regionally. The project expects 1050 students and 225 companies to participate in the activities and 42 new jobs will be created.

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