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Using Entrepreneurship for social change Dr Shailendra Vyakarnam

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Page 1: Using Entrepreneurship for social change Dr Shailendra Vyakarnam

Using Entrepreneurship for social change

Dr Shailendra Vyakarnam

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Entrepreneurship – EU definition

• Ideas into action (so not just about starting businesses)

• OK – Entrepreneurship for social change?

• What social change

• Where do the ideas come from

• What do we mean by action?

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What are the drivers for social change?

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The drivers for change….Socio-political

Berlin WallHasselhof China

India MigrationsWithin and intoEurope

SingleEconomic system

Completely new marketsIs there a shift in

economic centre of gravity?

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What social objectives do we have?

• Affordable healthcare?

• Job security

• Sense of opportunity in local areas

• Educational infrastructure

• Other….

Next – looking at action…..

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Sir Frank Whittle (left)  Dr. Hans von Ohain

Technology push or market pull….The Jet Engine story

Some examples of major societal change through entrepreneurship

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More examples..

Making a united Europe a reality

Transforming lives of the poor

Democratising knowledge

Creating breakthrough technology enterprises

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Time and money

78,79 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07

ARMANT CDT

ESIVirata nCipher

Net ChannelSolexaAbcamAdaptive Broadband

CSRElement 14

Plastic LogicTenisonTrigenixArakisC Broadband

TeraviewArtimiLevel 5 NetworkNujiraBangoDaniolabs

Cellcentric

Acorn

Top Express•Raised £161m at start-up•Trade exit valuations £1.76 bn•IPO valuations £ 1.08 bn

Fig 2

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Until 1985

1986-1990

1991-1995

1996-2000

2001-2002

Cambridge University

AcornHermann Hauser

Acquired by Olivetti

Olivetti Research Lab

Andy Hopper

Adaptive Broadband

Cambridge BroadbandAcquired by American Microwave

Acquired by Western Multiplex Corp

Andy HopperPeter Warton

IPV (Telemedia Systems)

Andy Hopper

Virata(ATML)

Hermann HauserAndy Hopper

Merged with Globespan

Acquired by AT &T

RealVNCVirtual Network

Computing Level5NetworkAndy Hopper

ANTAlex van SomerenNicko van Someren

nCipherAlex van SomerenNicko van Someren

NetchannelHermann HauserJack Lang

Acquired by NTL

ARMElement 14

Stan BolandSimon Knowles

Acquired by Broadcom

Amadeus Capital PartnersHermann Hauser

IQ BioHermann Hauser, Chris Keightley

Part of DAKO Diagnostics

DakoCytomation - Merged with

Cytomation Inc

CDT

Richard Friend

Richard Friend Plastic Logic

Analysys

David Cleevely

Cambridge Network

David Cleevely Hermann HauserAlec Broers

Cambridge 3G

David Cleevely

CPSPeter Duffett-Smith

Polight Technologies

Stephen ElliottPavel Krecmer

ART

Daniel Hall

Pilgrim BeartActiveRF

Pilgrim Beart

Antenova

Zeus Technology

Adam TwissDavid Reeves

Cambridge Semiconductor

Gehan AmaratungaFlorin Udrea

MuscatJohn SnyderMartin Porter

Enterprise Accelerator

John Snyder

John SnyderWebtop

SmartlogikAcquired by Dialog

Small World

Richard GreenAuthur Chance

Dick Newell

CADShape Data

Charles Lang

Acquired by GE

TensailsRichard Green

VBN online

TerraPrise

Ubisense

Andy HopperSteve Pope

Andy HopperAndy WardPete Steggles Simon Elliott

David Cleevely

Electronic Share Information

Acquired by E* Trade

Hermann HauserJack Lang

Top express

Jack Lang

Splashpower

Lily ChangJames Hay

Saviso Group

Adam TwissBryan Amesbury

Innovia

Collin AgerGarraint Davies

Cambridge Interactive Systems

Hermann HauserMike MullerTudor BrownJamie Urquhart

Dick Newell, Tom Sancha

Stan BolandSimon Knowles

Icera

Laser-ScanR. O. Frisch

M-SpatialAdrian CuthbertJon Billing

Fig 1

Acorn alumni

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Cambridge University

1960

1970

MRC Laboratory

of Molecular Biology

CADCentre

Sinclair Radionics

CCL

Barclays Bank

1980

Cambridge Interactive

System

Cambridge Science Park

Acorn

PA Technology

Eicon Research

Ltd

Sinclair Research Ltd

1990

Analysys

Olivetti Research Laboratory

(acquired by AT&T in 1999) Judge Institute of

Management Studies

St. John Innovation

Centre

Scientific Generics

The Technology Partnership

TTP

Cambridge Research and Innovation Ltd (CRIL)

Institute of Biotechnolog

y

Cantab Pharmaceuticals

Hitachi Cambridge Laboratory

Nickerson Biotech

Laboratory

Glaxo

2000

Toshiba Cambridge Research

Laboratory

Seiko Epson Research

Lab

Unilever Cambridge Centre for Molecular

InformaticsCambridge

Network

Institute of Manufacturing

Amadeus Capital Partners

TTP Ventures

Entropic Research Laboratory (acquired by Microsoft in 1999)

Glaxo Institute of Applied

Pharmacology

BP

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Impact

• Personal wealth!

• New technologies – microprocessors; broadband; wireless; OLEDS; and the applications of these to products

• Spawned a new generation of entrepreneurs (role model effect)

• Stimulated venture capital

• Stimulated new forms of Government funding

• Created interest in Universities – policy implications

• New IP regime – enabling further technology transfer

• Global mentality stirred up

• Encouraged inward investment

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Let us go back a moment…

• Entrepreneurship is about making ideas happen…

• So we need ideas – for societal change

• We need Entrepreneurship – or in any case entrepreneurs

• We need to connect the two concepts

• How..

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How to generate ideas?

Peter Phillips and Alan Barrell

Connections;CuriosityBrainstormingDiversity of people and resources

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Inspire large numbers

What is the risk – is it of failure or of never trying?

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Priorities – how do we get to them?

Open discussionsFacilitatedDynamicMentoredProvision of tools and information

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inspire implementinform

•Role models•Skills•Understanding•Tacit knowledge

MooreMcLelland

•Networks•Market research•Business plan

competitions•Mentoring

•How to write plans•Elevator pitches•Raising finance•Team formation

TimmonsBandura Revans

Personal characteristicsMotivationSelf confidence

Entrepreneurial intent

Need a framework on which we can build

When the mind is full of small thoughts where is the space for big ideas

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Know How

Have tried and succeeded

Confidence

Self belief

Intent

Building track recordIncremental experienceTo “Learning by Doing”

A supportive journey

SkillsPractise – Networkingpitching

Building capacityWith intent – to make a differenceIn their chosen field

From Ideas to action needs….

EducationFinanceInstitutionsMediaGovernmentFamilyEtc.,

Understand contextAnd personal circumstances

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Necessary conditions to achieve E 4 S

• Needs a sense of the positive

• A “What are you waiting for” attitude

• Sense of being empowered to act

• Presence of role models

• Tolerance of failure

• Skills, knowledge and networks

• Practise

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Actually Entrepreneurship – is a process..

• The process requires –

– Entrepreneurial Skills– Ability to validate an idea - not just have

them– Understand what investors are looking for

• Acquire and practise skills –

– Social; networking; presentation; lobbying;– Communicating the vision; getting buy-in

from peers and from senior colleagues

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Personal attributes

• Self-belief - in the idea - its ability to make a difference and in ones own conviction of being able to make it happen

• Perception of risk - is it reputational? Financial? Relational?

• An opportunity that stimulates the motivation/intention

• Personal circumstances

• Entrepreneurial motivation

Risk of doing something? – Or risk of never having done anything?

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Fundamental understanding

• Entrepreneurial behaviours are “bottom up”

• They cannot be imposed “top-down”

Think big and act fast to make a difference

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Entrepreneurship action plan

• Signalling from the top –

– with resources• Clarify boundaries – what is in and what is out

• Encourage early –

- small victories to get into the habit• HR policies

– web based rules - transparent• Education and training events

• Broaden out the network

• Need for diversity - like never before

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There is much hard work – needs resource

• Make it a tick box activity of marking companies we like:

– Socially relevant– Socially responsible– Socially meaningful..– Environmentally

responsible– Charitable orientation

• Create a list of what we do not like:

– Begging, criminal, smuggling, Drugs, Sex, labour exploitation, protection rackets,

– Arms companies– Tobacco companies– Chemicals companies– 4WD Car manufacturers– And so on

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In summary

• Reflected on social change; entrepreneurship and how to get it stimulated and supported.

• Hope there are ideas for stimulating a plan for action..

• Thank you: [email protected]

Better to seek forgiveness than permission