Insights from the G20 Young Entrepreneur Summit 2012
The G20 Young Entrepreneur Summit (G20 YES) is an international summit that brings together over 400 entrepreneurs aged 18 to 45 from each G20 member country. Delegates work collaboratively during the summit to finalize recommendations on promoting youth entrepreneurship, which are then forwarded to the G20 Heads of State during their summit. The G20 YES in Nice, France, attracted diverse participants who shared their insights and expertise in fostering innovative entrepreneurial ecosystems. For more information, visit the G20 YES official program and the McKinsey Report titled 'Power of the Many: Realizing the socioeconomic potential of entrepreneurs for the 21st century,' which offers a comparative analysis of entrepreneurship in the G20 countries. Additionally, check out the Ernst & Young Report, also known as 'The Nice 2011 Entrepreneurship Barometer,' for a comprehensive analysis of the entrepreneurial ecosystem across all G20 countries.
Key Insights from Global Organizations
G20 Young Entrepreneurs Alliance is a coalition of leading entrepreneurially-minded organizations representing the G20 countries. The alliance focuses on promoting youth entrepreneurship as a potent driver of economic renewal, job creation, innovation, and social change. It was established to engage G20 leaders in supporting youth entrepreneurship, sharing information across borders, implementing positive policy changes, and creating a global network of young entrepreneur advocates. Another key organization, Ernst & Young, plays a pivotal role in analyzing the entrepreneurial ecosystems within G20 countries. Their 2011 report, 'The Nice 2011 Entrepreneurship Barometer,' offers both quantitative and qualitative insights that are crucial for understanding the entire entrepreneurial landscape. For more extensive details, refer to the official G20 YES program and associated reports.