BU Inclusive Entrepreneurship Series: Explore, Create, Connect
Curious about entrepreneurship? Start here.
Whether you have an idea you want to explore or are curious about your own potential in entrepreneurship and innovation, our new BU Entrepreneurship Series is designed to help you explore your strengths, connect with others and take ideas forward.
Workshops are open to all BU students, postgraduate researchers, staff and interested external participants. Sign up for our interactive sessions in May to support early-stage ideas and inclusive pathways to entrepreneurship.
Power Coaching and Mentoring Monday 11 May, 2pm to 6pm – Talbot Campus
Join an interactive Power Coaching and Mentoring session with TechImpact Leader and TEDx speaker Padmasini Dayananda. Designed for those interested in entrepreneurship, innovation, and personal growth, this workshop will help participants build confidence, recognise their strengths, and explore practical next steps in developing ideas, ambitions, or entrepreneurial goals.
Every Mind, Every Idea: Diverse Founders and Futures Tuesday 12 May, 1pm to 5pm – Talbot Campus
A practical and inclusive session for anyone who has ideas, curiosity and lived experience - but does not always see themselves in the traditional entrepreneur stereotype. d pathways. Designed for those who want to connect, reflect, and explore entrepreneurship in a supportive space.
Puppet Power: Reframing Systems Through Story, Voice and Play Wednesday 13 May, 11am to 4pm – Talbot Campus
An interactive and creative workshop using puppetry, storytelling, and systems enquiry to explore inclusive entrepreneurship in practice. Designed for those who want to think differently and engage with complex challenges through dialogue, imagination, and collaboration.
Open Innovation and IP workshop Thursday 14 May, 1pm to 6pm – Talbot Campus
A practical workshop exploring intellectual property for businesses and early-stage ventures. Designed for those who want to better understand how ideas, creative work, and innovation can be recognised, protected, and developed.
