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In a fast-paced world drowning in data, the ability to pause, question, and analyze is a vital survival skill. This article explores the power of critical thinking in entrepreneurship through a conversation with Michalis Papadopoulos, a strategist and scholar from Cohort 4 of the EMMIE program. Meet Our Interviewee: Michalis Papadopoulos Michalis Papadopoulos is a […]

Written by Alejandro Auza, EMMIE Scholar from Cohort 4 https://www.linkedin.com/in/alejandro-auza625/ When people ask me how I ended up studying in Europe through an Erasmus Mundus scholarship, they usually expect a clear answer. A plan. A strategy. A sequence of steps that led me here. But the truth is different. For a long time, I was

Entrepreneurship is often celebrated for what is visible, growth numbers, public wins, expansion milestones. But some of the most meaningful impact happens quietly, in moments no one applauds, when stress is reduced, dignity is preserved, and people feel supported before life becomes overwhelming. It’s in the small, everyday reliefs, the hidden victories that rarely make

When my friend told me about the Erasmus Mundus Master in Impact Entrepreneurship(EMMIE) in October 2024, it felt like finding the answer to a question I didn’t know I was asking. After years of setbacks in jobs, exams, and other pursuits, I was searching for something meaningful—something that aligned with my passion for business and

Tom Doloront’s journey illustrates how passion can transform into entrepreneurship. His story emphasizes the importance of relationships, adaptability, and valuing human connections in business.

It started, as many good ideas do, with a moment of quiet observation. Line Kloster Pedersen was on a run around the lakes in Copenhagen, a route where the city’s concrete infrastructure meets pockets of nature, when she found herself looking down. She noticed the soil, specifically the way the underground root network of fungi,

The Wellbeing Project is an initiative that reflects and connects what wellbeing means to us as individuals, organizations, and as a society. We had the pleasure of participating in the first edition of The Regional Wellbeing Summit Brussels, which took place at The Merode. As the day approached, some of the attendees were preparing to