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* with a mission to spread the spirit of enterprise by providing educational activities to inspire and build skills in the practice of entrepreneurship Scale – Focus on things we do well and grow the numbers Book – to share our insights and methods Grow our Postgraduate Diploma in Entrepreneurship as a global response – also to help with self-sustainability Blended learning (internet is the next big thing for education) with content delivery Contribute to research that can make a difference So – we’re part of the Judge Business School – but we’re also part of the wider Cambridge Entrepreneurial Cluster which includes some 1400 or so high technology businesses, numerous networks and business incubators, an investor community comprising business angel networks, venture capital companies and funds and other suppliers of funding for early and growing businesses, and the whole spectrum of professional support services and agencies such as business link. More closely than that we’re also part of the Cambridge University Enterprise Network – which includes organisations such as Cambridge Enterprise, some academic departments and even individual programmes and also some student societies such as Cambridge University Entrepreneurs and CUTEC, as well as ourselves. We have links with and work with organisations both within the University Enterprise Network and also with individuals and organisations outside the University within the Cambridge Cluster – as you’ll hear shortly. But one particular set of relationships I’d like to highlight are those with the student societies with whom we work very closely, supporting them in their various endeavours which include running the business creation competitions and venture capital conferences. * * 1960 is the key start date for the expansion of “enterprise” 1999 is a more recent key date as is late 2003/2004 No policy US growth – MIT, Stanford, Bayh Dole Government funding Now there is a policy – Cambridge Enterprise on IP ownershi