Name: Lessons from Igbo trans-generational entrepreneurship: why it matters
Uploaded: 2021-05-04T11:33:00+02:00
Channel: Nnamdi Madichie
Description: One of the themes that serves as a point from which trans-generational entrepreneurship is nurtured among the Igbo is their independent and individualist, but yet communal, that is, “acephalous” nature.

AuthorNnamdi Madichie

Professor of Marketing & Entrepreneurship, Nnamdi Azikiwe University. "I am currently Research Fellow at the Bloomsbury Institute. Prior to this, I was the Director of the Centre for Research and Enterprise at the Institute between 2015 and 2019. I have also previously held senior academic positions across institutions and geographies such as the University of East London (2003-2008), University of Sharjah, UAE (2008-2013), and the Canadian University Dubai (2013-2015). Additionally, I am Visiting Professor of Marketing & Entrepreneurship at the Unizik Business School, Awka (Nigeria) as well as External Examiner of the MSc. Entrepreneurship programme at the Liverpool Business School, Liverpool John Moore’s University."

One of the themes that serves as a point from which trans-generational entrepreneurship is nurtured among the Igbo is their independent and individualist, but yet communal, that is, “acephalous” nature.