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12 Oct 2014, 23:27
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CUHK MBA Entrepreneurship Training:
Pan-Asia Venture Development Platform (PAVD)
The PAVD is an independent, self-funded platform with a mission to develop quality high-growth ventures in Asia with MBA students and graduates from the CUHK Business School.
Every year, the Platform invites third-party entrepreneurs globally to provide existing projects that have good growth potential in Asia. These projects include startups and existing SMEs. MBA students from the CUHK Business School then examine the business model and carry out limited due diligence of the projects, and prepare investment proposals for investors at zero charge. In some cases, our students also invest and become the lead investors of the projects. At the end of the course, projects are presented to a panel of 20 to 30 investors that includes venture capitalists, business angels and senior executives from relevant business sectors. Based on our records, about 20% to 30% of ventures joining this project get funded by investors registered in PAVD and/or sourced directly by our students.
https://issuu.com/cuhkba/docs/connect_vol.10_final-web/13?e=0
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Pan-Asia Venture Development Platform (PAVD)
The PAVD is an independent, self-funded platform with a mission to develop quality high-growth ventures in Asia with MBA students and graduates from the CUHK Business School.
Every year, the Platform invites third-party entrepreneurs globally to provide existing projects that have good growth potential in Asia. These projects include startups and existing SMEs. MBA students from the CUHK Business School then examine the business model and carry out limited due diligence of the projects, and prepare investment proposals for investors at zero charge. In some cases, our students also invest and become the lead investors of the projects. At the end of the course, projects are presented to a panel of 20 to 30 investors that includes venture capitalists, business angels and senior executives from relevant business sectors. Based on our records, about 20% to 30% of ventures joining this project get funded by investors registered in PAVD and/or sourced directly by our students.
https://issuu.com/cuhkba/docs/connect_vol.10_final-web/13?e=0
⚠ This discussion has been closed due to inactivity. Please start a new topic in the Business School Applications Forum if you have a similar question or a comment.
Thank you,
GMAT Club Moderator Team.
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