European Entrepreneurship Summer School 2013

‘EXPLORING ENTREPRENEURSHIP’ EUROPEAN SUMMER SCHOOL 2017: “Entrepreneurship Research: new horizons”

Moscow (Russia), 19th- 27th August 2017

PROGRAMME

Dear participant,

This year the EUROPEAN SUMMER SCHOOL ‘EXPLORING ENTREPRENEURSHIP’ is held in Moscow, at the National research university Higher School of Economics. The Higher School of Economics is a leader in Russian education and one of the preeminent economics and social sciences universities in Eastern Europe and Eurasia. Having rapidly grown into a well-renowned research university over two decades, HSE sets itself apart with its international presence and cooperation. Our faculty, researchers, and students represent over 50 countries, and are dedicated to maintaining the highest academic standards. Now a dynamic university with four campuses, HSE is a leader in combining Russian education traditions with the best international teaching and research practices. HSE offers outstanding educational programmes from secondary school to doctoral studies, with top departments and research centres in a number of international fields. Since 2013, HSE has been a member of the 5-100 Russian Academic Excellence Project, a highly selective government programme aimed at boosting the international competitiveness of Russian universities. Now, the HSE belongs to the top-100 in their core areas in QS and the Shanghai Global rankings; it belongs to the top-100 in the Young University Rankings (Nr. 1 in Russia). The aim of the Summer school is to engage students coming from different universities and areas of study in the frontier research in Entrepreneurship as a multidisciplinary field – let them acknowledged with its core concepts, research approaches and possible outcomes. Besides, it serves to get visiting students acknowledged with the framework and the specific features of entrepreneurship in the host city. This time, students will have opportunities to talk with local entrepreneurs, experts and to visit some infrastructure institutions supporting innovative entrepreneurship in Russia, among them Skolkovo. Besides, they will have some time to take part in the cultural life of the vibrant megacity in the East of Europe, Moscow.

Saturday, 19TH August (arrival) Time Activity Description Venue Arrival, HSE participants meet international students at Dorm – 50, Ulitsa accommodat respective express train stations in Moscow and Bolshaya ion accompany them to the dorm Pereyaslavskaya, Building 1 (see below)

Welcome Event to meet Summer School participants and HSE building, 20:00- Reception alumni and introduce week 11, 22:00 Myasnitskaya, Note: food and drinks provided café ‘Brusnika’

Sunday, 20TH August: Culture matters! (zero day) Time Activity Description (Optional; other options on request Venue also possible) 10:00 – Cultural Visit to the Tretiakov gallery (Russian painting – HSE student 20:00 program: from ikons to Soviet avantgarde) and walking tour participant to (group in late-medieval merchants’ part of the old accompany tours, Moscow around the gallery according to Visit to Pushkin museum (European painting – HSE student the wishes of from classics to impressionists)  Basil participant to international Surveyor Cathedral  free time at the Red accompany participants October (post-modern art and bars, shops, boutiques) Visit to Kremlin and Red Square (sightseeing HSE student and museums)  walking in the old City participant to accompany Gorki park (open air leisure)  Museon park HSE student (open air sculpture park)  Red October (post- participants to modern art and bars, shops, boutiques)  Basil accompany Surveyor Cathedral

MONDAY, 21th August: Working intro / 1st day: HSE day Time Activity / Description Venue 9:00-9:30 Welcome: Introduction to Week; Presenting the team topics, HSE building, team work activity and instructions for final presentations 11, Prof. Alexander Chepurenko, HSE, and co-organizers Myasnitskaya st. 9:30-11:00 Session 1 11, ‘Innovative entrepreneurship’: what should it mean in 10 Myasnitskaya st. years? Prof. Dirk Meissner, HSE / Prof. Jan Kratzer, TU Berlin 11:00-11:15 Coffee-break 11, Myasnitskaya st. 11:15-12:30 Session 2: Introducing the HSE: 11, 25 years of the HSE: join us for study and research Myasnitskaya st. (International office of the HSE) The HSE as an entrepreneurial university: vision and reality (Prof. Igor Agamirzian, Vice-Head of the HSE) 12:30-13:15 Lunch: Provided 11, Myasnitskaya st. 13:15-14:30 Session 3 11, ‘Future of entrepreneurship research’ Myasnitskaya st. Prof. Alexander Chepurenko, HSE

14:30-15.30 Session 4 11, ‘Entrepreneurship ecosystem of your home town’ Poster Myasnitskaya st. presentation by respective students’ teams 15:30-15:45 Written test to prove whether the compulsory literature was 11, read and understood correctly  Myasnitskaya st. 15:45-18:30 Session 5 Students to work in their Ca. 40 minutes’ Team work session A assigned teams to prepare the walk from the Friday presentation venue

After 18:30 Free time Possibility to kick-off for mixed On own disposal students’ teams

TUESDAY, 22nd August: 2nd day (Sheffield day) Time Activity / Description Venue 9:00-9:15 Introduction for the day Day structure, session topics and 11, announcements Myasnitskaya st. 9:15-10:45 Session 6 11, ‘Entrepreneurship and Institutions’ Myasnitskaya st. Prof. Tim Vorley, Management School, University of Sheffield 11:00-12:30 Session 7 11, ‘Entrepreneurship and Public Policy’ Myasnitskaya st. (Debate – flipped classroom style) Prof. Tim Vorley, Management School, University of Sheffield 12:30-13:15 Lunch: Provided 13:15-14:45 Session 8 11, National ecosystem of entrepreneurship: does it exist in Myasnitskaya st. Russia? Dr. Yuri V. Simachev, HSE Director in Economic Policy 15:00-16:30 Session 9 11, ‘Entrepreneurship and Philanthropy’ Myasnitskaya st. Dr. Chay Brooks, Lecturer in Entrepreneurship, Management School, University of Sheffield 16:30-19:00 Team Work Session B Students to work in their assigned 11, teams to prepare the Friday Myasnitskaya st. presentation

WEDNESDAY, 23th August: 3rd day (Groningen day) Time Activity / Description Venue 9:00-9:15 Introduction for the Day structure, session topics and 11, day announcements Myasnitskaya st. 9:15-10:45 Session 10 11, ‘Entrepreneurship & Innovation competences development Myasnitskaya st. in the next 5 years’ Prof. Aard Groen, Groningen University 10:45-11:00 Coffee-break 11, Myasnitskaya st. 11:00-12:30 Session 11 11, ‘Different types of entrepreneurship: how comparable are Myasnitskaya st. they?’ Asst. Prof. Olga Belousova, Groningen University 12:30-13:15 Lunch: Provided 13:15-14:45 Session 12 11, ‘Entrepreneurial finance and networking: current challenges Myasnitskaya st. & ways to move forward with research’ Joris Heuven, Assistant Professor, Groningen University 15:00-17:00 Session 13a Session 13b Session 13 c Session 13d Visit to the Brick Meeting with Meeting with Visit to the Design Hotel, Eugene Tsaplin, Gilmanov Roman, business-

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THURSDAY, 24th August: 4th day (Twente day) Time Activity / Description Venue 9:00-9:15 Introduction for the day Day structure, session topics and 11, announcements Myasnitskaya st.

9:15-10:45 Session 14 11, ‘Micro-foundations of entrepreneurship: role of networks, Myasnitskaya st. knowledge and imagination’ Prof. Aard Groen, Twente University 10:45-11:00 Coffee-break 11:00-12:30 Session 15 11, ‘Family entrepreneurship: role of micro-level environment Myasnitskaya st. and resources in entrepreneurship’ Associate Prof. Rainer Harms, Twente University 12:30-13:15 Lunch: Provided 11, Myasnitskaya st. 13:15-19:00 Session 16: Visit to ‘Skolkovo’ Departure from Meeting with representatives of Skolkovo university, HSE building, Skolkovo foundation etc. 11, Myasnitskaya st., by bus After 19:00 Team Work Session Students to work in their assigned teams Location at own D / Summer school to finalize the Friday presentation / disposal organizers meeting Fellows of all participating universities discussing the interim reflections, agenda of the 2018 summer school etc.

FRIDAY, 25nd August: 5th day (final day) Time Activity / Description Venue 9:00-9:30 Introduction for the day Day structure, session topics and 11, announcements Myasnitskaya st. 9:30-11:00 Session 17 11, ‘Tensions, contradictions, and paradoxes in entrepreneurship Myasnitskaya st. research: Trade-offs and synergies’ Dr. Andreana Drencheva, Lecturer in Entrepreneurship, Management School, University of Sheffield 11:00-12:30 Session 18 11, Meeting with Russian entrepreneur/private investor Alexey Myasnitskaya st. Goryachev (co-founder of ‘RMG partners’, finalist of the

Russian ‘Entrepreneur – 2015’ contest) 12:30-13:30 Lunch: Provided 11, Myasnitskaya st. 13:30-17:00 Session 19 11, Students’ mixed presentations and discussions (up to 6 Myasnitskaya st. groups x 20 minutes) Jury consisting of lecturers and alumni of former summer schools 17:00-17:20 Break Jury to decide over results 11, Myasnitskaya st. 17:20-18:00 Session 20: Final plenary Certificates and awards to 11, session participants Myasnitskaya st. 18.10-21.30 Final gala reception Note: food and 1st drink provided To be confirmed Key note speaker: Sergey Kolesnikov, former vice- head of the Russian Venture Company

SATURDAY, 26th August: Cultural program Time Activity Description Venue 10:00- Cultural See offer for the 1st day of cultural program, HSE student program: other venues might be visited participants to Optional accompany Cultural See offer for the 1st day of cultural program, HSE student program: other venues might be visited participants to Optional accompany Cultural See offer for the 1st day of cultural program, HSE student program: other venues might be visited participants to Optional accompany

SUNDAY, 27th August: Departure Time Activity Description anytime Transfers Foreign students and fellows HSE student from dorms participants to and hotel to accompany to the airports train-station

Topics for students’ group work

1) Is all entrepreneurship good for economies? (reading list in the facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/262467907528155/) 2) Entrepreneurial universities: exceptions or mainstream development of academia in the 21st century? (reading list in the facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/262467907528155/) 3) Ultimate goals and an entrepreneur: to innovate, to make profits, to support philanthropy? (reading list in the facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/262467907528155/)

4) 'Who is an entrepreneur': the features of an entrepreneurial personality in the future? (reading list in the facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/262467907528155/) 5) Family entrepreneurship in 21st century: expanding or declining? (reading list in the facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/262467907528155/) 6) Entrepreneurship in emerging markets: specifics and future prospects (reading list in the facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/262467907528155/)

Fees, accommodation, summer school package

The fee will be 200.- EUR for partner universities students and 400.- EUR for third part students; accommodation costs excluded (however, the dorms of the HSE are rather cheap, ca. 20 EUR/week). In this fee all lunches on working day, introductory cocktail and final gala dinner costs are included. Cultural program: now, at least 2 days, extension on own disposal. We should collect the wishes of participants until the end of June to book some excursions etc. if needed.

Summer school venue (on title page)

11, Myasnitskaya Ulitsa – the very central location of the new HSE building provides opportunities for walking, shopping and gastronomic adventures in the heart of the megacity just a few minutes after the class-hours are finished. 5-10 min. by foot from ‘Lubyanka’, ‘Kuznetsky Most’, ‘Chistye Prudy’, ‘Turgenevskaya’ or ‘Sretenskiy Bulvar’ metro stations.

There are many art nouveau buildings on Myasnitskaya Ulitsa, including the Biblio Globus bookshop (6/3, Myasnitskaya). The Tea House (19, Myasnitskaya) is decorated in the Chinoiserie style, one of the only buildings of its kind in Moscow. Passed the Bulvarnoe Koltso (Boulevard ring), you may find two superb examples of Constructivist architecture: the Gostorg building (47, Myasnitskaya) and the Tsentrosoyuz building constructed by Le Corbusier (39, Myasnitskaya).

Accommodation for students

Dormitory 1 50 Ulitsa Bolshaya Pereyaslavskaya, Building 1 473 Hostel-type students WiFi Wired internet Cafeteria Rooms for studying and leisure

Directions  A 10 min. walk from the metro station ‘Prospekt Mira’ (orange line) towards Rizhsky Railway Station or via trolleybus 9 or 48 to the stop ‘Banny Pereulok’. Next turn to Banny Pereulok, then walk along Glinisty Pereulok up to Bolshaya Pereyaslavskaya Ulitsa. The dormitory is located on the opposite side of the street.  A 15 min. walk from the metro station ‘Rizhskaya’ to Bolshaya Pereyaslavskaya Ulitsa.  Take a trolleybus 14 from the metro station ‘Komsomolskaya’ and go to the station ‘Bolshaya Pereyaslavskaya’. Blocks/rooms Each block includes 2 rooms – a small room (13,8 – 13,9 sq m for 2 persons) and a big one (19,3 – 20,0 sq m for 3 persons). All rooms are fully equipped: beds (with mattresses), desks, chairs, closets with three sections for clothes and bedside-tables. There is a separate WC and a bathroom in each block. Students are responsible for cleaning their rooms themselves.

More info on: https://www.hse.ru/en/dormitory/pereyaslavskaya/

Faculties:

Igor Agamirzian is Professor and Department Head at the Institute of Innovation Management and Vice President of the HSE Moscow. He was working in different positions from 1995 to 2007 as a representative of the Microsoft in UK, CEE in the Middle East. In 2009 - 2016 he was the general director and head of the board of the Russian Venture Company. He is an author of several scientific papers on information society and computation business.

Olga Belousova is Assistant professor at University of Groningen and co- developer of the University of Groningen Centre of Entrepreneurship. Her interests include new venture creation processes in both independent and corporate contexts. She is involved in developing and teaching courses about entrepreneurship and new venture creation for business, technical and medicine students, as well as for interdisciplinary and extracurricular modules.

Chay Brooks is Lecturer in International Entrepreneurship and a member of the Centre for Regional Economic and Enterprise Development (CREED) at the Sheffield University. Chay's research explores the development and practices of entrepreneurial philanthropy, social responsibilities of international foundations, corporate philanthropies and the philosophies of philanthropic giving at regional and international scales.

Alexander Chepurenko is Professor and head of the Sociology department at the HSE. His research areas are comparative analysis of entrepreneurship and SME development in Post-Socialist economies, entrepreneurial activity of population and its predicting factors, informal entrepreneurship. Member of several academic associations and societies in Russia and abroad. Co-founder of the European Summer School “Exploring Entrepreneurship” since 2011.

Adriana Drencheva is Lecturer in Entrepreneurship at the Sheffield University Management School. Before joining Sheffield University, she worked as a strategist with NGOs, MNCs, start-ups, sport teams, and social ventures to create strong brands and launch successful products, services, platforms, experiences, and campaigns. Her research adopts a micro-foundational perspective to investigate how actions, interactions, cognition, and relationships contribute to venture outcomes, such as venture emergence or innovation.

Alexey Goryachev is entrepreneur, manager, banker and investor with more than 25 years of experience. YPO (Young Presidents Organization) Moscow Chapter Chair. Master of business, EY Entrepreneur of the Year 2015. Skolkovo Startup Academy faculty. Senior partner RB Partners. Co-founder, President, Chairman of a private investment bank RMG (1994), capital markets, asset management, PE & VC. N1 Forbes Russia ranking by quality of research in 2015 for 3 years. Education: Financial Academy under the Russian Government, MBA KWU, EMBA Skolkovo, Berkeley Haas, Harvard.

Aard Groen is Professor of Innovative Entrepreneurship & Valorisation - University of Twente & University of Groningen; Dean of Entrepreneurship - University of Groningen Center of Entrepreneurship; Scientific director NIKOS: University of Twente center for Innovation & Entrepreneurship; Research leader at IGS, Institute for Innovation & Governance Studies-program Innovation and Entrepreneurship; Coordinating professor Twente Graduate School, program Innovation & Entrepreneurship; Academic leader of Venturelab International; Associate-editor of Technovation journal for technology entrepreneurship and innovation management. Co-founder of the European Summer School “Exploring Entrepreneurship” since 2011.

Rainer Harms is Associate Professor at NIKOS, University of Twente, coordinating the International Entrepreneurship research group at UT. Rainer was Visiting Professor at the Vienna University of Economics and Business (Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien), at Klagenfurt University, and at Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona. His research activities revolve around entrepreneurship, innovation management, and organization.

Joris Heuven is Assistant Professor of the Department of Innovation and Organization at the University of Groningen. His specialization focuses on Mergers & Acquisitions, Corporate Finance, Valuation and Business Analysis, currently investigating venture capital fund strategies, financial structuring, team dynamics and network structures.

Jan Kratzer is Professor, Chair of Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management at the Technical University Berlin. He hosted the Exploring Entrepreneurship summer school in 2012 in Berlin, and would hold a joint lecture with Prof. Dirk Meissner as co-head of a double degree Masters’ Program of TUB and HSE ‘Economics of Innovation’

Dirk Meissner is Professor and Academic Supervisor of the Master Program 'Governance of Science, Technology and Innovation' of the Department of Educational Programs at the Institute for Statistical Studies and Economics of Knowledge of the HSE, Moscow. His previous experience includes T.A. Cook Consultants, where he was Head of Unit Industry Studies and Research, Swiss Science and Technology Council (SSTC), Arthur D. Little International etc. He took his BA at the Wolverhampton University (UK) and PhD degree at Dresden Technical university.

Dr. Yuri Simachev is coordinating the research area “Economic Policy” at the HSE since 2016. One of the most known Russian experts on entrepreneurship and innovation policy. Former employment record: 2015-2016 - Deputy Director General, Russian Science Foundation; 2004-2014 - Deputy Director General, Interdepartmental Analytical Center; 2002-2003 - Head of Research and Development Department, Institute of Complex Strategic Studies; 1992-2001 - Deputy Director, Head of Division on Analysis and Evaluation, Interdepartmental Analytical Center.

Tim Vorley is Professor of Entrepreneurship at the Sheffield University Management School. His research interests are entrepreneurship, enterprise and regional economies. His work has a broad empirical focus, including Europe, Asia and South America, and is primarily concerned with institutional arrangements affect entrepreneurial activity. Tim's wider interests include: Intrapreneurship, Industry Clusters, Regional Innovation Systems, and Entrepreneurial Ecosystems. He is co-organizer of the European Summer School “Exploring Entrepreneurship” since 2013.