Season Two: Social Entrepreneurship and Circular Economies at The University of Bath

Season 2 Welcome to another episode of the Innovation Beehive in our Learning and Development Series. Today Joe Nagle is speaking to Mehrnaz Tajmira a PHD Student In Operations and Supply Chain Management at the University of Bath. Current studying Food waste and Innovation ( Background in Mechanical Engineering) and Henrietta Sherwin , Research Associate on Social Enterprise and Social Enterprise programmes in the School of Management at the University of Bath Listen out for: Barriers for Start ups - Henrietta discusses research speaking to people at six month and 1 year interviews and using ecological models to work out how to better support this diverse body. Failure is a lot to do with people’s personal circumstances. There is a problem is everything is very fragmented within the Social Enterprise and Charity sector What is a Social Entrepreneur The power of the Entrepreneurship - Learning by doing is fantastic for young people. A lot of people in University don’t think it’s possible for them. Case Study of 'Cycling for Bath' - Discussion about the 'tipping point' from social influence and research Food Waste research - Aim to innovate through more mechanisation, waste processing facilities. 1/3 of the world's produce is going to food waste Circular Economy - A New wave of innovation firms eg. Toast Ale, Rubies in Rubble Entrepreneurship and Intrapreneurship Vertically integrated projects - only 1 UK University teaching this way - Strathclyde University Website: University of Bath Social Media: Twitter Facebook

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Season Two: Social Entrepreneurship and Circular Economies at The University of Bath is an episode from The People Innovation Podcast by The Innovation Beehive.

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This episode was published on Feb 5, 2020.

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