The University of Siegen hosted the inaugural face-to-face meeting for TRANSFER project from November 11th to 13th, 2021. The meeting, attended by esteemed representatives from partner countries, marked a significant milestone in the project’s progression.
The two-day event commenced on Thursday, November 11th, with a warm welcome from the Siegen University representative, followed by welcome messages from participating partner countries. Participants engaged in a team-building session, allowing each partner to introduce themselves and outline their roles within the project.
An important highlight of the first day was the “Project Progress” session, where updates on the advancements across all work packages (WPs) in TRANSFER were presented. This session aimed to showcase the collective progress made and the range of TRANSFER project activities.
The “Science-based Entrepreneurship” session, delivered in the form of a lecture, provided attendees with a comprehensive understanding of entrepreneurship education. Participants gained valuable insights and knowledge in this area, contributing to the overall objective of promoting science-based entrepreneurship.
The second day of the meeting, Friday, November 12th, began with the “WP6: Planning for the Next 6 Months” session. This interactive activity involved developing a detailed plan for the upcoming six months, considering the specific goals and milestones of each partner. The session fostered productive discussions and ensured alignment among the project team members for the successful execution of future activities.
In line with the session objective, participants engaged in discussions to deliberate on the next six months’ plan, addressing key aspects such as timelines, resource allocation, and potential challenges. The collaborative approach enabled the team to create a comprehensive roadmap, ensuring a smooth and well-coordinated implementation of the project activities.
The face-to-face meeting provided an invaluable opportunity for participants to exchange ideas, collaborate on project advancements, and strengthen partnerships. It served as a platform for meaningful discussions and shared progress updates across the various work packages.
With the successful conclusion of the first face-to-face meeting, TRANSFER project is poised to continue its positive trajectory towards achieving its goals of fostering entrepreneurship and promoting knowledge transfer.