ERASMUS for Young Entrepreneurs

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Enterprise and Industry Directorate General ERASMUS for Young Entrepreneurs Concept, Roles & First Results Christian Weinberger Entrepreneurship and SME Policy Adviser

.. to facilitate exchange of experiences, learning and networking for new EU entrepreneurs through periods spent at SMEs of experienced entrepreneurs in other EU Member States.

What is the specific objective? Fostering of Entrepreneurship Internationalisation Competitiveness of start-up entrepreneurs and newly established SMEs in the EU

European Commission in cooperation with a European level Support Office (SO) over 200 intermediary organisations (IOs) at national / regional level coordination support quality matching New entrepreneurs induction 1 6 months stay Host entrepreneurs in another EU Member State Exchange of experiences, market access, networking, learning on the job

Process model

Main Actors New entrepreneurs (NE) Host entrepreneurs (HE) Intermediary organisations (IO) European Partnerships (EP) European level Support Office (SO) European Commission (COM) Relationships

The potential benefits for NEs Obtain a wider business experience from an established business; Develop international connections and knowledge about foreign markets; Benefit from possible co-venturing opportunities and the development of cross-border markets; Gain insights into a different cultural and organisational setting/workplace; Understand the regulatory framework in another EU country.

The potential benefits for HEs Work with a NE who has strong analytical and strategic skills Access new skills and innovative knowledge in the NE that an SME often does not have Work with a young fresh mind contributing new ideas and views Gain knowledge and intelligence about the foreign markets and an opportunity to internationalise the business; Explore an expansion of the business to a new country; Network with the other HEs as part of a dynamic European network of successful entrepreneurs.

Relationship between IO, NE & HE Country A INTERMEDIARY BODY Country B FOR YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS FOR HOST ENTREPRENEURS YOUNG ENTREPRENEUR HOST ENTREPRENEUR

Tasks for IOs a) Providing information to NEs b) Promotion and searching for HE c) Verification of applications from NEs and HEs d) Pro-active matching of the relationships e) Induction training for NEs in the country of origin f) Management of commitments & agreements g) Assistance on the practicalities /logistical support h) Administering financial assistance i) Ensuring high standards and evaluation feedback j) Organising active networking amongst IOs and alumni k) Reporting

Tasks of the Support Office a) Coordinate marketing and promotion b) Guidance and support to EPs/IOs c) Coordination and animation d) Operation of the central website e) Development of online training material f) Networking amongst IOs g) Reporting and monitoring h) Organising 3 Network Meetings in Brussels

EYE Milestones Nov 2006 Spring 2007 Autumn 2007 Dec 2007 May 2008 Autumn 2008 Jan 2009 Feb 2009 March 2009 June 2009 August 2009 Jan 2010 April 2010 July 2010 approval of first pilot budget survey amongst potential new entrepreneurs feasibility study, focus on host entrepreneurs Stakeholder conference Publication of Call for Proposals for the 1st cycle Award decision, financial &legal commitments start 1st cycle Official launch First 100 entrepreneur registered First entrepreneur leaves to go abroad First entrepreneur ends the stay 2nd cylce of Intermediary Organisations First 100 relationships successfully completed 2500 entrepreneurs registered

Overall sucess rate New Entrepreneurs Host Entrepreneurs

Impact so far

Feedback by New Entrepreneurs

Feedback by Host Entrepreneurs

Main Impacts More start-ups Reduction in early failure rate More innovation with existing companies More companies internationalising Creation of additional jobs

Achievements Sucessfull proof of concept Excellent Feedback from both NE and HE Indications of direct effects on EU competitiveness Sound base to start into the future

Info & Contacts Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs - General info http://ec.europa.eu/enterprise/entrepreneurship/support_ measures/erasmus Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs Registration http://www.erasmus-entrepreneurs.eu/ Entr-Erasmus-entrepreneurs@ec.europa.eu Fax : +32.2.29.94143