Business creation is booming.
Seb Murray 23, Journalist and consulting editor who writes for, among others, The Times, The Guardian, The Economist and The Financial Times. I am a recognised expert on higher education and speak at international conferences. Also a copywriter with a history of lead generation, 6-9-2023, Executive Courses in Entrepreneurship: Increasing Odds of Startup Success, https://executivecourses.com/articles/executive-courses-in-entrepreneurship-increasing-odds-of-startup-success, KPR
The coronavirus pandemic ignited a startup boom, and the rate of new business creation has remained resilient -- perhaps surprisingly so -- even in the face of economic pressures such as racing inflation and soaring interest rates. That has increased demand for training programs that can help company founders succeed as entrepreneurs, with executive education courses being one avenue.
The higher rates of start-up creation have positively impacted demand for executive programs in entrepreneurship.
“We have seen a tremendous increase in demand. The pandemic made people question their current careers and increased their willingness to explore entrepreneurship. I offered a webinar on the financing of startups which has been taken so far by 25.000 people. Also, the demand for on-campus entrepreneurship programs has increased by 30 percent,” says Henning Piezunka, Associate Professor of Entrepreneurship and Family Enterprise at INSEAD, and Programme Director of the Entrepreneurship: New Business Ventures course.