The Queen Rania Center Entrepreneurship (QRCE) is a not-for-profit and non-governmental organization.it was established in October of 2004 and located at the EL Hassan Science City, Jubaiha-Jordan. It's mission is to support economics growth by providing an array of services in entrepreneurship development and technology commercialization through the several programs conducted by QRCE.
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Amman – Queen Rania Center for Entrepreneurship will represent Jordan at the Global Entrepreneurship Week GEW in Dubai, joining leaders in entrepreneurship from 88 countries.
The Congress serves as the forum for sharing best practices from around the world and to develop new ideas, as the assembly presents a real opportunity to examine the futuristic horizons for the sector and provide support for the entrepreneurship spirit in different sectors in society.
ArabNet 2010 is the first international conference for the Arab web industry, bringing together leaders from across the MENA, Europe and Silicon Valley to discuss cutting-edge trends and emerging opportunities.
Are you Jordanian? Do you have an idea for an internet venture but need help bringing it to life?
Apply now for the Ideathon at the ArabNet 2010 Conference. The Ideators of Ideation Labs will be there taking a look at your ideas guaranteeing at least one of them to come back to Jordan for implementation based on the Ideation Labs model.
DART, the Student Entrepreneurship Society, concluded in collaboration with Queen Rania Center for Entrepreneurship, the training program that was held at Princess Sumaya University for Technology. The training program titled “Unleash the Entrepreneur” aims at developing the entrepreneurial spirit among participating students, increasing their awareness on entrepreneurship and managerial work, locally and regionally. The intensive course was attended by over 50 students from the Jordanian University, the Hashemite University, Princess Sumaya University for Technology, and Jordan University for Science and Technology. During the 4-day long program, trainers shed the light on key topics and major issues chiefly on personal development and entrepreneurial skills growth. The training program comprised courses titled “External Relations Management”, “Event Management”, “Unleash the Entrepreneur in You”, “Social Media Training”, as well as a course on Soft Skills which outlined communication and presentation skills. Remarkably, DART Student Entrepreneurship Society is an initiative by Queen Rania Center for Entrepreneurship that aims at bridging the gap between academia and the business and industrial worlds by actively holding specialized sessions and workshops to reflect the needs of the labor market.