Innovating in Entrepreneurship services
Supporting Entrepreneurship initiatives internationally
Entrepreneurial Economy
The world of work had changed. People skip from job to job. Companies hire and fire, upsize and downsize at short notice. Taking an independent path is more and more popular. New technology and new thinking has made starting out on your own dramatically cheaper and easier to do.
Becoming an entrepreneur is a choice many people are taking. People who want a way out of a job they don’t enjoy or a career they are no longer interested in. Through social entrepreneurship, some see it as a way of tackling social issues that governments can’t or won’t.
We have helped hundreds of people build their own business, for profit and for good. On this page, you can see some of what we have done, and some of what they have achieved.
Training Future and Present Entrepreneurs
Mentoring and Accelerating
Entrepreneur in Residence Services
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Working Internationally
- ChangeSchool has trained and mentored 111 start-up teams and 1450 entrepreneurs and leaders in a number of geographies since 2012
- Our interventions are delivered by practitioners from UK’s top business schools (London Business School, Cambridge Judge Business School, Imperial College Business School, and Cranfield School of Management)
Innovation and Intrapreneurship in Corporates
Impact Real Scale-ups
Evolution: Our Journey so far
Evolution: Our Journey so far
Blowhorn
Described as the Uber for moving goods, BlowHorn disrupts the the hugely inefficient and unorganised intra-city goods transportation industry in South India.
Mithun Srivatsa from BlowHorn was mentored by us initially as an intern for 3 months and latter through his start-up idea.
BlowHorn is now making over $1,000,000 a year
Nanohealth
NanoHealth is a social enterprise that focuses on managing chronic diseases such as diabetes, asthma, and hypertension in Indian urban slums and low income communities.
It was the 2014 recipient of the Hult Prize (also called the Nobel prize for students in enterprise), which is the most prestigious global business case challenge. It comes with $1Million of seed funding from the Clinton Global Initiative.
Dr Ashish Bondia, the founder was mentored by us at the Indian School of Business
Our Entrepreunership Services
Our Courses
Taught by executive education and entrepreneurial faculty from London Business School you can either
- Join our 1-day bootcamp “Crafting your entrepreneurial opportunity”, to Create, refine and take the risk out of your new business idea. Click here for details or if you already have an idea
- Join our 8-week evening workshop series, “Developing your entrepreneurial business”, which will take you through a staged journey to convert your idea to a real business. Click here for details
Held in London, the 1-day bootcamp and 8-week workshop have been designed for working professionals, and delivered by faculty who have not only helped grow businesses at King’s College London, London Business School, UCL, LSBU (Entrepreneurial University of the year, 2016) in the UK but also a number of universities, institutions, and governments abroad.