
The Queen Rania Center Entrepreneurship (QRCE) is a not-for-profit and non-governmental organization.it was established in October of 2004 and located at the EL Hassan Science City, Jubaiha-Jordan. It's mission is to support economics growth by providing an array of services in entrepreneurship development and technology commercialization through the several programs conducted by QRCE.
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Trizmatic is an institute for systematic innovation that offers training and consulting services in the fields of business and technology using TRIZ1 (Theory of Solving Inventor’s Problems). It was founded in 2009 by the Queen Rania Center for Entrepreneurship (QRCE) after the success of several systemic innovation training workshops organized by QRCE during the past 3 years and in response to huge demand for innovation in the whole world.
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QRCE as the host of GEW in Jordan is proud to welcome your participation in the week this year. During this week Silicon Valley gurus are coming to Jordan to inspire and celebrate entrepreneurship in a country that is branded recently as the Silicon Valley of the Region. Also we have exciting activities for school students, professionals and the business community. Make sure to join “Souq Tijaritna” the marketplace for entrepreneurs and support entrepreneurship in Jordan.
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The Queen Rania National Entrepreneurship Competition (QRNEC) provides a platform to increase the interest of Jordanian entrepreneurs and innovators in designing a path to achieve their dreams. The competition strives to advocate entrepreneurial skills as students and mature entrepreneurs coalesce their knowledge with their resources along with their competitive drive to create a business plan that is both practical and innovative.
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The Cisco Entrepreneur Institute is focused on fostering entrepreneurship education around the globe. Working with local government and private sector organizations, Cisco’s mission is to help communities and nations harness the power of entrepreneurship for economic and social prosperity. Cisco believes this initiative will create significant long-term benefits and help transform the economic landscape for our customers and partners, while enabling Cisco to further expand its business and social impact on a global scale.
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The Technology Commercialization Program (TCP) is a national program initiated by PSUT, the Royal Scientific Society, the Higher Council for Science and Technology, and several key organization and companies from the private and public sectors. It aims at increasing the awareness of researchers and innovators about the economical value of their intellectual properties (IP) and protects them nationally and regionally. The program also aims at establishing a licensing office, which will act as the engine for technology transfer.
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In an effort to translate theory into practice; DART was founded in September, 2004. DART is the student’s entrepreneurship society at PSUT’s campus. The DART name and logo resembles an arrow hitting a target. It is also an acronym for: Dream, Aim, Reach and Target. DART students work hard to bridge the gap between students in the academic world and companies in the business world.
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The Made in Jordan Competition (MIJC) is a national competition aimed at extracting innovations in Jordan via channeling research in Jordanian universities, exemplified in graduate thesis studies, towards developing industrial or software prototypes that solve real technological, engineering, or scientific problems in the region. This will foster business-oriented results and new product developments with significant market value. The MIJC is a pilot program for Industry-University Linkage (IUL) in Jordan through requiring a sponsor from the industry for each graduation project.
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