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Irish entrepreneurial education inside and outside of the university. Trinity College Dublin's 2010 plan focused on Engineering Innovation and Creative Design, and partnering with Stanford on industry projects. Public sector examples include accelerator programs, mentoring networks, and management training to support companies from early growth to large scale. Startup Camp is a 5-day boot camp program using Lean Startup principles to help entrepreneurs globalize their companies, and is the first phase of a 3-phase global market entry methodology.
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