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abson is<br />
continuously<br />
advancing<br />
entrepreneurial thought and action®<br />
AS THE MOST POSITIVE FORCE ON THE PLANET.<br />
Nearly half a century ago, <strong>Babson</strong> <strong>College</strong> was the first to<br />
imagine the transformative impact of entrepreneurship<br />
education. Today, we collaborate with businesses, educational<br />
institutions, and policymakers on a global basis to advance<br />
our model and export our expertise. We do this for one reason:<br />
there is a critical need for Entrepreneurship of All Kinds.<br />
organizations, and foundations in 57 countries to teach<br />
entrepreneurship to tens of thousands of students each year.<br />
Through the <strong>Babson</strong> Entrepreneurship Ecosystems Project,<br />
we also partner with governments, private sector leaders,<br />
and other stakeholders to create meaningful, rapid, and<br />
measurable economic and social change in specific regions.<br />
250<br />
MILLION<br />
250 million people<br />
between the ages<br />
of 18 and 64 are<br />
actively engaged in<br />
starting or running<br />
new businesses in<br />
59 economies.<br />
global entrepreneurship<br />
monitor (gem), 2010<br />
For 35 years, our Executive Education program has been<br />
helping corporate leaders and other professionals to develop<br />
their leadership, influence change, understand and apply<br />
strategies, and think and act more entrepreneurially to better<br />
manage their businesses. In 2010, our custom programs were<br />
ranked No. 5 in the U.S. and No. 12 worldwide by Financial Times.<br />
We work with Goldman Sachs in executing its $500 million<br />
10,000 Small Businesses initiative, which supports community<br />
colleges in teaching entrepreneurship to small business owners.<br />
We also are infusing our philosophy and content into the<br />
curriculum of the Abu Dhabi School of Management; helping<br />
the Institute of Business Administration in Karachi, Pakistan,<br />
to establish its entrepreneurship program; and launching the<br />
Since 1984, <strong>Babson</strong>’s Symposia for Entrepreneurship<br />
<strong>Babson</strong>-Rwanda Entrepreneurship Center in Kigali.<br />
Educators (SEE) have trained more than 2,400 academics and<br />
entrepreneurs from 605 academic institutions, government