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Training

Cultivate the entrepreneurial spirit and give student entrepreneurs the means to succeed.

ESSEC Ventures' network is designed for students wishing to proceed either today or tomorrow. The proposed route allows you to initiate yourself in becoming an entrepreneur, to acquire the tools to initiate and manage the early years of the life of a company. The art of entrepreneurship, is also the art of managing. Students who follow the network enhance their managerial skills through other courses and ESSEC Chairs. The ESSEC Ventures network is registered as part of the Management Department.


Initial Training

Manager: Hamid BOUCHIKHI, ESSEC Professor

Assistant: Naima ESSKALI

The network offers students a set of lessons designed to stimulate their entrepreneurial spirit and equips them with a toolbox which they can use in many professional contexts.

Students with projects to create a business may acquire the knowledge and methodological tools necessary for successful implementation.

By their multidisciplinary and action-oriented nature, teaching entrepreneurship in the sector also allows students to progress towards the synthesis and the practical knowledge acquired in the management courses.

Participation in the teachings of the entrepreneurship network is strongly recommended for entrepreneur students interested in profiting from ESSEC Ventures' operational support: welcoming into the incubator and seed fund participation.

This path is part of schooling and contributes to graduation.

Students are required to monitor and validate 6 UV from the following courses:

- Law and Entrepreneurship
- Create, manage and dispose of a PME
- Entrepreneurship
- Construction Business Plan
- Capital investment

Continuing Education

Our experience serving your entrepreneurial aspirations

ESSEC Ventures has set up systems to support the creation and recovery of businesses targeted specifically to professional people.
Contact : Nathalie SIMONET

Women entrepreneurs

Many women seek to start their business because they wish to leave their firm or because they have difficulty entering the world of traditional work or they have left despite themselves.
ESSEC offers training dedicated to women, articulated in partnership with women's professional networks, to provide the basic legal, marketing, accounting and strategic knowledge to start and sustain their project. Throughout their journey, they are supported in the best possible conditions to help the maturation and development of their projects.

According to a study by Viviane de Beaufort (ESSEC Professor), corroborated by APCE and the Ministry of Economy Finance and Employment, only 28 % of TPE/PME entrepreneurs are women. Some telling statistics show significant differences that now exist between men and women in the business world: 70% cite the difficulty of reconciling family and professional life, 19% find it difficult to access markets and customers and 16% find it difficult to obtain financing.

Though, 71% of women entrepreneurs consider it is not more difficult for them to manage a company than it is for men and 75 % would jump right back into the adventure if they had to. Based on this study, ESSEC and a number of professionals have come together to create a program "Women entrepreneurs" to respond to the need of Women business creators.
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Resumption Cycle of businesses

Many experienced managers search, outside major groups, to take their autonomy during a resumption. For them they have the will, the drive, an excellent "education", mobility...
But along their professional paths, they are lacking benchmarks of "another world" which they have not really been to, that of PMEs. Therefore, their encounter with the "bosses" to search for a successor is often marked by misunderstandings, blunders, erroneous analysis, and thus failures.
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