The opening ceremony of the first HICOOL Business School Accelerated Incubation Camp was recently held. The entrepreneur-centered program aims to help startups find experts, funds, and orders and match them with policies.
In the first class, titled "The Power of Technology Enterprises to Change the World," Kaifu Lee, honorary dean of HICOOL Business College and chairman and CEO of venture capital firm Sinovation Ventures, gave an in-depth lecture on his forecast for the opportunities in technology entrepreneurship over the next two decades. Based on his own experience and insights in technology startup incubation and investment, Lee analyzed the relationship between technology startup team composition and business models. According to Lee, Beijing boasts a world-leading entrepreneurial environment in terms of talents, technologies, and entrepreneurial atmosphere, which makes the future of entrepreneurship bright in the city.
Chen Yubo, mentor at the first HICOOL Business School Accelerated Incubation Camp and head of the Center for Internet Development and Governance of Tsinghua University, encouraged returnees from overseas who have mastered cutting-edge science and technology to aim high and work to solve social problems. He hoped the program would cultivate entrepreneurs who have a deep understanding of China's political and economic environment and lead industrial development.
The HICOOL Business School Accelerated Incubation Camp was initialed by the Beijing Overseas Talents Center and hosted by the HICOOL Business College. After officially launching in January this year, it has been committed to becoming a top platform serving returnee science and technology enterprises.
Editor: Guo Lili
