Workshops

INSEAD Faculty, the Business School for the World, will host a workshop on Venture Capital, Business Angels, and Start-ups this October for individuals actively engaged in or interested in these fields.

This workshop empowers venture capitalists and business angels to identify high-performing start-ups and support their journey to success. It also equips those working in or aspiring to join a start-up with strategies to attract offers from venture capitalists, select the best opportunities, and maximise the benefits of their relationships with investors.

The BRAMS Institute proudly presents an engaging series of academic publishing workshops from 2 to 4 March 2020.These three intensive four-hour sessions will delve into crucial topics for crafting publication-quality materials. Participants will emerge with the expertise required to create manuscripts that are primed for submission to peer review.

The British speaker, Jeremy J. Ramsden, serves as a professor at the University of Buckingham and works as a consultant for the EU.

Topic: Academic Publishing

Speaker: Jeremy J. Ramsden

The American Studies Institute at Tbilisi State University will host a workshop titled "US Foreign Policy from Obama to Trump: Spotlight on Georgia" on 11 December 2019.

Christina Pushaw, the American speaker, serves as the director of the NGO New Leaders Initiative and previously worked as a political consultant for the US Republican Party.

Attendance is free.

Topic: US Foreign Policy from Obama to Trump: Spotlight on Georgia

Speaker: Christina Pushaw

Venue: American Studies Institute at Tbilisi State University, 2nd Building, Room No. 165

In early June 2019, Professor Jeremy Ramsden visited Georgia. Despite his typically hectic schedule, our British colleague and long-time friend graciously agreed to conduct another workshop for the BRAMS Institute.

During the session, Professor Ramsden introduced several innovative concepts related to scientific freedom, encouraging participants to explore these ideas independently. To inspire the Georgian scholars and enhance their motivation, he showcased practical methods, drawing on examples from his experience as an advisory board member at the UN.

The first official visitor and supporter of the BRAMS Institute, Professor Jeremy J. Ramsden, is a long-time friend and esteemed colleague from the University of Buckingham, England.

As a seasoned professional with expertise in various fields, Professor Ramsden provided valuable consultation to the newly established Institute, its director, and staff members regarding specific challenges and significant nuances they might encounter during their development. He also offered practical advice on launching an academic journal, drawing from his extensive editorial experience.