Austria

Kaya Olsen (Denmark/Education & Training) and Marko Haschej (Austria/Entertainment and Social Entrepreneurship)

Posted onAuthorVanessa Axt

Marko Haschej (HE): “Any company would be happy to have the chance to work with Kaya. Her presence, work-ethic, incredible pace, spirit and the way she approaches tasks were remarkable. She shaped our company in many different ways and I’m very happy to have had the chance to work with her. We certainly learned as much from her as she hopefully learned from us. Since she developed essential parts of the program, her impact on the future of our company is huge and I’m very grateful for that. Weiterlesen …

Mathias Haas (Austria/Advertising) and Vesselina Runkwitz (Germany/Advertising)

Posted onAuthorViktoria Beinrott

Erasmus and going abroad is one of the most valuable things to experience life and work in another country, not just for the own business but also for yourself. The European Union has set an extraordinary example with the Erasmus program not only for students but also for entrepreneurs. Weiterlesen …

Alexandra Alexandru (Romania/Entertainment) and Christoph Gschier (Austria/IT and communication services)

Posted onAuthorVanessa Axt

From Christoph’s point of view, it is essential to know the language of the country. Although a lot of communication happens in English, the working language in his company is still German. Therefore, that might hamper an exchange in some stages as a lot of information is given in passing. The exchange became a very fruitful one and Christoph was happy to gain new insights from Alexandra, to have started new business concepts and at least helped her with her future business. Weiterlesen …

Tjaša Zornik (Slovenia/Web and grahic design, digital marketing) and Urška Starc-Peceny (Austria/Communication and storytelling)

Posted onAuthorVanessa Axt

How did HE Urška Starc-Peceny profit from the Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs programme? Supported by Tjaša’s design skills, it was possible to visualize concepts in a very innovative way. She was able to listen, consult and finally transform an idea into a professional-looking graphic, a process to an infographic. A good quality visual presentation made it easier to communicate their ideas to the public. As a passionate communicator, Urška profited from Tjaša’s fresh ideas and perspectives in relation to ongoing projects. Weiterlesen …

Gaetano Renato (Italy/Business consulting) and Herta Toedtling-Schoenhofer (Austria/EU programmes and policy development)

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Gaetano Renato (NE): “During the exchange I had the possibility to reflect and develop the business model for my company, in dialogue and discussion with Herta. We discussed my plans and visions for my company. Herta enriched them by reflecting the development of Metis. This has been a combination between accumulation of know-how, entrepreneurial spirit and risk taking, working with good experts and finally also being lucky in some stages of the evolution. Both agreed that a business needs planning, but one has to react fast to adapt the plans if necessary.” Weiterlesen …

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Andreas Wilke (Germany/Consulting) and Arnim Wahls (Austria/IT)

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Andreas Wilke: “Due to the Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs Program I was able to gain valuable insights from my host entrepreneur who was back then two steps ahead from where I started. I was able to increase my knowledge in the fields of efficient work organization and structuring of certain work processes within a start-up company / start-up phase.” Weiterlesen …