Today, more than ever, our country needs entrepreneurs to propel our economy from its current weak state on being dependent on salaries to living on profits. As an entrepreneur arm-in-arm together with fellow like-minded entrepreneur educators, you can do much more. This is why Entrepreneurship Educators’ Association of the Philippines, Inc. (ENEDA) was formed in 2000. September 1, 2007 marks the start of the National Capital Region Chapter of ENEDA.
ENEDA is a non-stock, non-profit professional organization composed of the nation’s leading colleges, entrepreneurship education in the country. It recognizes the need for entrepreneurship educators and entrepreneurs from all over the country to come together and share ideas to raise the level of academic standards. Hence we invite you to join us in this endeavor. Together, we:
Stimulate professional growth in teaching Entrepreneurship leading to a sense of personal fulfillment
Network with fellow Entrepreneurship educators, business schools and entrepreneurs from all over the country.
Offer mentorship, coaching, and consultation to one another through trainings, seminars, research, and conferences.
Foster social contact with industry leaders in various fields.
Support the government in its effort to encourage entrepreneurship in the country.
Contribute to our nation’s economic development
Log on to http://www.eneda.org or http://eneda-ncr.blogspot.com for more details .
Institutional membership from colleges and universities offering Entrepreneurship, Business Administration Commerce, Marketing, and Accountancy
Thursday, February 21, 2008 Click here to read more Tuesday, February 19, 2008 Roundtable Discussion for ENEDA NCR Members and Entrepreneurship Educators
Program Title: Roundtable Discussion on Teaching Entrepreneurship in the Tertiary Level
A 2-Day Seminar/Assembly of ENEDA NCR Members and Entrepreneurship Educators Program Participants: ENEDA NCR members and Business Educators Program Beneficiaries: ENEDA NCR and entrepreneurship students Seminar Dates: February 22-23, 2008; Friday and Saturday Venue: Hosted by the Entrepreneurship Department, College of Business, Entrepreneurship , Accountancy and the Planning and Development Office of Miriam College Foundation Inc., Katipunan Road, Loyola Heights, Quezon City February 22, Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, SMT Room February 23, Saturday, 8:00 am to 4:00 pm, LMC Room Click here to read more
This assembly of ENEDA NCR member/educators is an offshoot of the CHED and the ENEDA National call for a more progressive stand in promoting entrepreneurial education nationwide.
Schools and educators, more than ever, have to take the lead in bringing about change, in bridging the gap between real life and the academe. In this event, the NCR educators will discuss: 1. Various entrepreneurship programs in the ENEDA NCR member schools 2. The present CHED directives in CMO No. 17 3. Issues and concerns about managing the entrepreneurship programs at the present curricula vis a vis CHED CMO No. 17, e.g.: school administration/resources; programs and their market, the student and their readiness; educators’ readiness or preparedness) 4. Strategies and Resolutions (in a Position Paper) to address the issues presented during the roundtable discussion/workshop; to collectively present them to the government agencies to truly be responsive to bringing about academic and developmental change, i.e. • Come up with an Entrepreneurship Education Model (curriculum/laboratory; government or private sponsored investment and finance programs) • Re tooling Educators: Training to become effective Entrepreneurship Educators in the Tertiary level • School Support Programs from the Government: training, laboratory, for both students and educators; Day 1: Friday, February 22 The Entrepreneurship Curriculum in the Tertiary Level 8:00- 9:00 Registration (Prof. Eric G. Pasquin, Prof. Marissa Lanuza, Prof. Ed Lunas, student volunteers) Day 1 Session 1: 9:00-11:30 Objectives: Case Presentation 1 Case Presentation2 Case Presentation 3 Case Presentation 4 Case Presentation 5 Case Presentation 6 Presentation of Curricula and Programs of Selected Tertiary Schools (20-30 minutes per presentation) Moderator: Maria Luisa B. Gatchalian 1. To present the various programs and commitment to entrepreneurial education 2. To present and share the varied needs, concerns as well as limitations of schools and of students in the teaching and management of Entrepreneurial Management Courses of selected colleges and universities Mona Liza Lee-Serrano, Miriam College Professor, Mr Eric G.Pasquin, San Beda College, Manila Philip C. Cheng, San Sebastian College Antoniettte Z. Lacerna, DBA, St. Paul University Mary Hildence Baluyot, University of Santo Tomas Ignatius Anagbogu, PhD, Far Eastern University 11:30 to 12:00 Summary of Presentations and Question and Answer Day 1 Session 2 Objectives: The partnership of CHED and ENEDA NCR 1. To present CHED directives in CMO 17 and how they will define the education landscape in the tertiary level. 2. To engage the academic community, the educators/academic institutions to dialogue on the issues and concerns about managing the entrepreneurship program at the present curricula vis a vis CHED CMO No. 17, e.g. school administration, resources; programs and their market, the students and their readiness; educators’ readiness or preparedness) 3. To identify Strategies and Resolutions (in a Position Paper) to address the issues presented during the roundtable discussion/workshop; and 4. To collectively present them to the various support/link agencies in order to be truly responsive in bringing about academic and developmental change, initially through a Memorandum of Understanding Moderator: Dr. Amelia D. Balan 12:00 to 1:00 Working Lunch /CHED CMO 17 Presentation of CHED CMO 17 1:00 to 3:00 Dialogue with CHED: Dr. Catherine Castaneda Sharing of Entrepreneurship Curricula and Teaching Practices and Course Management; Issues and Concerns; Strategies and Resolutions 3:00 to 4:00 Summary of Strategies and Resolutions /Draft of Position Paper 4:00 to 4:30 Memorandum of Understanding Dr. Lolita de Guzman 4:30 to 5:00 Induction of ENEDA NCR Officers and Closing Formalities Dr. Antonio M. Lopez Event Proceedings/Documentation Day 1: Prof. Marissa Lanuza/Henry R. Junio/Cherry Comia/student volunteers Day 2, Saturday, February 23 Objectives: 1. To present the common areas of concern particularly in raising the level of competency, professionalism, classroom teaching and course management among entrepreneurship educators/academic institutions; (Day 1 Proceedings) 2. To engage various government and private agencies in a forum to discuss programs and developmental strategies which will help in teaching entrepreneurial courses; and 3. To engage the support, assistance, and commitment of the government, foundations, associations, and private agencies initially through a Memorandum of Understanding which is envisioned to open more avenues for stronger alliances in promoting the overall well being of the educators, students, and the nation. 8:00 to 9:00 Registration: Dr. Antoniette Z. Lacerna/Prof. Ed Lunas and student volunteers) Day 2 Session 1 Forum: Linking Support Agencies and the Academe 9:00 to 9:30 Summary of Day 1 Proceedings Ignatius W. Anagbogu, PhD, Far Eastern University Board Member, ENEDA NCR Day 2 continuation 9:30 to 12:00 The Forum Moderator: Dr. Antonio M. Lopez Miriam College Foundation Inc Vice President, ENEDA National Senate President and Acclaimed Entrepreneur Honorable Manuel Villar Speech Paper to be delivered by: Dr. Antonio M.Lopez Binalot Express Rommel U. Juan President and Chief Executive Officer, Binalot Department of Trade and Industry Maria Theresa L. Pelayo Asst. Sec., DTI Regional Operations Group to be represented By: Nicole Raymundo Philippine Chamber of Commerce Vice President - Training and Education Dr. Eduardo Gutierrez-Ong Planters Development Bank, Small Business Lending North Luzon Agnes J. Angeles Senior Vice President and Department Head Memorandum of Understanding: Dr. Lolita de Guzman Lunch/Socialization Session 2 1:00 to 3:00 UP ISSI and SERDEF: A Forum on the Program for Entrepreneurial Development through Entrepreneurship Training of Educators Moderator: Dr. Paz H. Diaz Former Dean, UP Open University; Former Training Director, UPISI Dean, Roosevelt University Faculty member, Miriam College Ruperto R. Alonzo UP ISSI Director Celia R. Pascual Program Officer, UP ISSI Dr. Paterno V. Viloria President, SERDEF Presentation: Professional Competency Program for Entrepreneurship Educators A Program Proposal by ENEDA NCR to UP ISSI and SERDEF Maria Luisa Benig-Gatchalian President, ENEDA NCR Faculty member, CBEA-Entrepreneurship Dept. MC Open Forum Day 2 continuation 3:00 to 4:00 Signing of Memorandum of Understanding: Dr. Lolita de Guzman Conclusion and Closing Formalities Event Proceedings/Documentation Day 2: Dr. Nancy Bartolome/ Dr. Nette Lacerna/Pof. Ed Lunas/volunteer students • UP ISSI: University of the Philippines – Institute for Small Scale Industries • SERDEF: Small Enterprises Research and Development Foundation Inc. ============================================= Annex 1: Roundtable Discussion Program Requirements for Participants to Prepare Prior to Program Proper 1.Entrepreneurship Curriculum/Program of respective school (for case presentation) 2. Education needs analysis ( when applicable or available) of Tertiary Students with regards to their entrepreneurial training requirements (for case presentations) 3. Teaching practices/course management in Entrepreneurship/Courses (A short paper for presentation and sharing) Click here to read more
Roundtable Discussion on Teaching Entrepreneurship in the Tertiary Level
Miriam College Foundation Inc., Quezon City February 22-23, 2008; 8am to 5pm February 22: Friday Presentation of Curricula and Programs of Selected Tertiary Schools Day 1: Session 1 , SMT Room 8:00 - 9:00 Registration 9:00 - 9:05 Opening Ceremonies: National Anthem; Opening Prayer 9:05 - 9:10 Welcome Remarks: Ma. Concepcion Y. Lupisan Dean, College of Business, Entrepreneurship, and Accountancy Miriam College Foundation Inc. 9:10 - 11:00 Introduction to the Roundtable Discussion Presentation of Curricula and Programs of Selected Tertiary Schools Moderator: Maria Luisa B. Gatchalian President, ENEDA NCR Case Presentation 1: Mona Liza Lee-Serrano, Chairperson Entrepreneurship Department Miriam College Case Presentation 2: Professor, Eric G.Pasquin, San Beda College, Manila Case Presentation 3: Antoniettte Z. Lacerna, DBA, St. Paul University Case Presentation 4: Professor Mary Hildence Baluyot, University of Santo Tomas Case Presentation 5: Professor Philip C. Cheng, San Sebastian College Case Presentation 6: Ignatius Anagbogu, PhD, Far Eastern University 11:00 - 12:00 Summary of Presentations and Question and Answer Day 1: Session 2 12:00 – 1:00 Working Lunch /CHED CMO 17 Presentation of CHED CMO 17: Dr. Catherine Castaneda The Partnership of CHED and ENEDA NCR Moderator: Dr. Amelia D. Balan Board Member, ENEDA NCR Dean, Centro Escolar University 1:00 – 3:00 Dialogue with CHED: Dr. Catherine Castaneda Sharing of Entrepreneurship Curricula and Teaching Practices and Course Management; Issues and Concerns; Strategies and Resolutions 3:00 – 4:00 Summary of Strategies and Resolutions /Draft of Position Paper 4:30 – 4:30 Memorandum of Understanding Dr. Lolita de Guzman Vice President, ENEDA NCR Dean, San Sebastian College 4:30 – 5:00 Induction of ENEDA NCR Officers and Closing Formalities Dr. Antonio M. Lopez ENEDA National, Vice President Planning and Development Office, Miriam College February 23: Saturday Linking the Academe and the Educators with Support Agencies and Institutions Involved in Entrepreneurial Development Day 2: Session 1 Saturday: LMC Viewing Rooms 8:00 - 9:00 Registration 9:00 - 9:05 Welcome to the 2nd Day ; Opening Prayer Maria Luisa B. Gatchalian Faculty member, Miriam College 9:05 - 9:15 Summary of Day 1 Proceedings Dr. Ignatius Anagbogu Board Member, ENEDA NCR 9:15 – 11:15 The Forum: Support Agencies Involved in Entrepreneurship Training and Development Moderator: Dr. Antonio M. Lopez Director, Planning and Development Office, Miriam College Foundation Inc Vice President, ENEDA National Senate President and Acclaimed Entrepreneur Honorable Manuel Villar Speech to be read during at the start of the session: Dr. Antonio M. Lopez Binalot Express Rommel Juan President and Chief Executive Officer Department of Trade and Industry Maria Theresa L. Pelayo Asst. Sec., DTI Regional Operations Group Philippine Chamber of Commerce Chair - Training and Education Dr. Eduardo Gutierrez-Ong Planters Development Bank, Small Business Lending Agnes J. Angeles Senior Vice President and Department Head 11:15 – 11:45 Summary and Resolutions: Dr. Antonio M. Lopez 11:45 – 12:00 Memorandum of Understanding 12:00 – 1:00 Lunch/Socialization Click here to read more Entrepreneurship education gets much-needed boost
A seminar bringing together university-level teachers of entrepreneurship, NGOs, and government institutions concerned with the development of entrepreneurship will be held on February 22-23, 2008 at Miriam College in Quezon City.
The 2-day seminar, entitled “The 1st Roundtable Discussion on Teaching Entrepreneurship in the Tertiary Level” is spearheaded by the Entrepreneurship Educators Association of the Philippines, National Capital Region Chapter (ENEDA-NCR). A convergence-cum-consultative conference, it will bring together high-level officers from the Commission on Higher Education (CHED), the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI), the University of the Philippines Institute for Small-Scale Industries (UP-ISSI), Planters Development Bank, and the Small Enterprise Research and Development Foundation (SERDEF) for the benefit of teachers of entrepreneurship in different colleges and universities in the National Capital Region. The gathering will also feature a paper from Senate President Manny Villar, himself a well-known and extremely successful entrepreneur, as well as the participation of successful entrepreneurs, notably Mr. Rommel Juan, proprietor of the “Binalot” chain of restaurants, who will share their experiences, problems and needs when they were first starting. “Our aim is to help professionalize the teaching of entrepreneurship.” said Ms. Maria Luisa B. Gatchalian, the president of ENEDA-NCR. “Everyone recognizes the importance of entrepreneurs in developing the economy, and there are many institutions, both private and public, who are doing their best to help entrepreneurs. But there has been little done to help the teachers who help the entrepreneurs.” Among the features of the seminar is a discussion on CHED’s Memorandum Order 17 (CMO17), which lays down the commission’s guidelines for entrepreneurship courses in the tertiary level. The seminar will also enable entrepreneurship teachers to establish contacts with different private and public institutions who can provide valuable help in their teaching efforts. Yet another highlight will be the presentation of A Program Proposal for Professional Teaching Competency, which aims to start a certification training course for entrepreneurship educators. Among the schools that have already registered for the event are Miriam College, San Beda College, San Sebastian College, St. Paul University, Quezon City, University of Santo Tomas, Far EAstern University, University of the East, Letran College, ABE College and Centro Escolar University. Interested parties may contact Mr. Eric Pasquin, ENEDA-NCR secretary, at his mobile # 0920 951 1350, or at his e-mail address Click here to read more |
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