FEMA's Department of Business and Enterprise Management recently concluded its successful Entrepreneurship Bootcamp, held from 4 to 6 March 2024.
Sponsored by PwC, the bootcamp provided a unique opportunity for students to immerse themselves in the world of entrepreneurship and gain valuable insights from accomplished individuals who have embarked on diverse business journeys.
Over the course of three days, students were privileged to hear from seasoned entrepreneurs who shared their diverse paths to business success. These first-hand accounts provided invaluable inspiration and guidance, encouraging students to pursue their entrepreneurial ambitions with confidence.
(From left to right) Mr Alex Borg GBU Ventures, Lisa Pullicino PwC, Ms Antonietta Rosiello FEMA, Prof. Emanuel Said FEMA, Mr Louis Naudi FEMA, Dr Godwin Caruana FEMA
The Entrepreneurship Bootcamp offered a comprehensive program designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge necessary for success in the business world.
Through interactive workshops and mentoring sessions, students had the opportunity to refine their business ideas and receive personalised feedback from experienced advisors.
Additionally, students had the chance to learn from successful start-up founders who shared their insights and lessons learned.
Engaging with professionals in management positions allowed students to expand their networks and build valuable connections within the industry.
Moreover, during the bootcamp, students from Breda University of Applied Sciences joined FEMA students, providing a multicultural perspective to the event and enriching the overall experience for all participants.
"We are thrilled with the success of the Entrepreneurship Bootcamp," said Prof. Emanuel Said, Dean at FEMA. "The skills and insights gained during the bootcamp will undoubtedly benefit our students as they embark on their business journeys."
Ms Antonietta Rosiello, who lectures at FEMA and organised the event, expressed her satisfaction with the outcome. "It was truly rewarding to see students engage with industry professionals and gain practical skills that will serve them well in their future endeavours," she said.
"We extend our sincere gratitude to Mr Louis Naudi and Dr Godwin Caruana for their valuable contributions to the bootcamp."