Designing Inclusive and Sector-specific Incubation Models: Insights from RGU Scotland
At LCE, one of our core priorities is to not only design and deliver entrepreneurship programs, but also to strengthen the capacity of the ecosystem itself including incubation managers, universities, and industry enablers who shape how entrepreneurship support systems function on the ground.
This masterclass, led by Chris Moule, Head of Entrepreneurship and Innovation at Robert Gordon University (RGU), Scotland, highlights RGU’s place-based approach to incubation, anchored in local context, culture, and community, and how it has contributed to building resilient entrepreneurial ecosystems in Scotland.
The discussion focused on three key areas relevant to Pakistan’s context:
- Developing inclusive training modules for women and creative entrepreneurs.
- Designing sector-specific incubation programs that align with regional strengths such as agriculture, crafts, and tourism.
- Strengthening university–industry linkages for long-term, sustainable impact.
The session also explored how global best practices can be contextualized for Pakistan to enhance the effectiveness of local incubation and entrepreneurship support models.
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