The Network for Migrant Entrepreneurs to Scale Up and Grow (M-UP)
aims to promote and seek to new opportunities for creation and growth of migrant enterprises, through the participation of public and private actors from 10 different countries.
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Cláudio Ribeiro
Cláudio Ribeiro is a Brazilian who lived and worked in many different countries since he was 19 years old. He studied design and advertising in the USA, did a post- graduation in Marketing in London and worked for a few advertising agencies in England and Brazil....
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M-UP Labs: Learn practical tools for migrant entrepreneurship
Join the M-UP Labs: learn how to support migrant entrepreneurs and make a proposal with the M-UP network. The M-UP Labs are a free initiative open to European organisations working to support migrant entrepreneurs all around the world. EVALUATION LAB METHODOLOGY LAB...
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“Call Me a Business Owner, Not a Refugee!” Challenges of and Perspectives on Newcomer Entrepreneurship – WRC Research Paper No. 7
Written by UBNA RASHID:Participating in the labour market is vital to newcomers’ successful integration in the host country. Although most newcomers participate through wage earning, some start their own businesses. Refugee entrepreneurship has substantial benefits...
read morePlacing Migrant Entrepreneurship: Migrant Economy Debates through New Spatial Lenses
Written by Hugo Valenzuela-Garcia, Berta Güell, Sònia Parella, José Luis Molina, Miranda Jessica Lubbers:The category of space is essential in migration studies and it is implicitly present in the literature about migrant entrepreneurs. However, there is a lack of...
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Migrant Entrepreneurs
Policy Makers
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Upcoming Event:
M-UP Workshop
3rd – 5th April 2019 – Barcelona, Spain
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This website is part of the project Network for Migrant Entrepreneurs to Scale Up and Grow — EMEN-UP (no. 764398) which has received funding from the European Union’s COSME Programme (2014-2020)
The Network for Migrant Entrepreneurs to Scale Up and Grow