Asset Mapping
8th May 2026 | 10:00 – 11:00 (CEST)
Gain a comprehensive understanding of the internal and external ecosystems that support partnership development. Identify existing structures, resources, and capabilities that can be leveraged for impactful collaborations. Explore the external ecosystem to identify stakeholders, and opportunities that align with your institution’s goals, helping you establish meaningful connections with potential industry partners and collaborators.
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Who should participate
Designed for professional staff managing and facilitating external collaborations. If you are looking to foster impactful collaborations that drive value and are mutually beneficial, join this workshop.
Learning outcomes
This workshop provides practical tools to map internal and external ecosystems, enabling participants to identify opportunities and foster impactful collaborations.
This session will enable you to:
- Analyse internal structures, resources, and capabilities to support partnership development.
- Map external ecosystems to identify stakeholders and opportunities aligned with institutional goals.
- Establish meaningful connections with potential industry partners and collaborators.
Instructors
Dr. Balzhan Orazbayeva
Manager Strategic Initiatives, UIIN
Dr. Todd Davey
A/Prof. Entrepreneurship, IMT Business School and Associate Partner, UIIN
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This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe Programme under grant agreement No 101135297.
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