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Workshop on Innovative Place-Based Triple Helix Approaches for Regional Development

Participants are invited to attend a workshop and join the discussion on: 

Innovative Place-Based Triple Helix Approaches for Regional Development through Smart Specialisation Strategies

https://www.stmarys.ac.uk/research/areas/business-and-law/smart-specialisation-strategies.aspx

Date: 28th-29th June 2019

Location: St Mary’s University – Twickenham 

Attendance is free, and there are opportunities to present a case of 

–          place-based strategies 

–          the role of Science Parks in regional development

–          managing university-industry collaboration 

–          managing active Triple Helix Engagement

–          how to mobilise multiple stakeholders 

–          entrepreneurship, smart specialisation and regional strategic co-alignment 

–          the role of government and Science Parks

–          strategic development of regions and places.

Participants are invited to register for the workshop and send a brief outline of their proposals to emanuela.todeva@stmarys.ac.uk. 

Further details on the workshop or on the Master class on Triple Helix Scenario Planning and Building a How-to-Do Practice for Multistakeholder Engagement are available at: 

https://www.stmarys.ac.uk/research/areas/business-and-law/smart-specialisation-strategies.aspx

Submitted on 10/05/2019

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