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Document: State of Entrepreneurship in South Africa
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The first annual conference on the “State of Entrepreneurship in South Africa” was held on 19 November 2009, at the FNB Conference Centre in Sandton. This conference was part of a series of activities within Global Entrepreneurship Week (GEW), a Kauffman Foundation global initiative that strives to foster national debates on entrepreneurship around the world.
In 2009, it is estimated that three million people worldwide, from 8 800 organisations, participated in 25 000 activities across 87 countries. The headline panel of the FNB-Endeavor conference on 19 November was a mixture of policy makers, entrepreneurs, academics, and funding providers. Their mandate was to drive a general discussion on entrepreneurship in South Africa with the underlying goal to set the tone for the five subsequent breakout panels that were to follow later in the day.
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Publication Year
2010








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