The 8th Intake - 2014 Entrepreneurship for Design & Creative Business Certificate Programme
All successful businesses start with an entrepreneur. But it takes more than a creative mind and a brilliant idea to succeed in business. Hong Kong Design Centre, in collaboration with Center for Entrepreneurship of the Chinese University of Hong Kong, is proud to present this unique programme: “Entrepreneurship for Design & Creative Business”. Since its launch in 2008 this programme has been receiving strong demands and it’s already the 8th intake. If you have missed out on the previous ones, don’t miss this one now!
Locally trained designers and creative professionals with own businesses / planning to have own businesses are welcome. Entrepreneurial individuals who work for corporations / are interested in design and creative business opportunities in the Pearl River Delta region should also benefit from the programme.
Activity information
Business Building Seminar cum Information Session
| Speaker： |
Bernard Suen (Programme Presenter & Project Director of CUHK Centre for Entrepreneurship) |
| Guest： |
Lam Hiu Tung (Artistic & Creative Director, D'ART Research Unit) |
| Mandy Tsang (Director & Founder, eMotion Lab Ltd.) |
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| Tse Tsz Kin (Director, Travelary Limited) |
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| Date： |
29 April 2014 (Tue) |
| Time： |
7:00pm-8:30pm |
| Venue： |
The Commercial Press Tsim Sha Tsui Book Centre |
| Language： |
Cantonese |
| Remarks： |
Free Admission, first come first served |
| Enquiry： |
3793 8410 (Ms Wu) |
Certificate Programme
| Presenter： |
Bernard Suen, Project Director of CUHK Centre for Entrepreneurship |
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Renowned designer and entrepreneur will be invited invited for sharing in each |
| Date： |
12 Jun – 4 Sep 2014, every other Thursday plus a visit to Pearl River Delta |
| Time： |
6:30pm – 9:30pm |
| Venue： |
InnoCentre, 72 Tat Chee Avenue, Kowloon Tong |
| Language： |
Cantonese as teaching language with English and Chinese teaching materials Module |
| Fee： |
Normal Rate – HK$7,000 |
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Early Bird Rate (registered by 16 May 2014)/ Friends of HKDC’s Rate: HK$5,600 |