EICAA partner meeting: The EICAA consortium met in Innsbruck for the fourth transnational partner meeting
The EICAA partners were happy to meet again on May 18th and 19th for the fourth transnational partner meeting of the Erasmus+ funded EU project Entrepreneurial and Intrapreneurial Assessment Alliance (EICAA), which took place in hybrid form in Innsbruck. Not only the project progress and further development were worked on, but also the most beautiful facets of Innsbruck were explored.
After a successful partner meeting in Antwerp the Management Center Innsbruck and ProMedia Kommunikation Innsbruck welcomed representatives of all EICAA partners from five different EU countries to the fourth transnational partner meeting in Innsbruck, Austria in May. The two-day meeting was characterized by exciting discussions and agreements for further steps in the EICAA project, which is developing a digital platform to improve entrepreneurial skills. The focus was on the assessment tool that will analyze the entrepreneurial competences of platform users. In the meantime, the prototype of the platform has been developed and work is underway to collect methods that will contribute significantly to the improvement of entrepreneurial skills.
As a reward for the successful work during the days, the EICAA Consortium ended the afternoon with a walk to the Hungerburg. As a highlight, the unique view of the city and the surrounding mountains could be enjoyed. Afterwards it went to the common dinner, where the day could be reviewed once again.
Now, the project is about building bridges between the individual work packages and linking the individual outputs with each other. The common exchange with our partners from Austria, Hungary, Germany, Spain, and Belgium provided great motivation and the whole EICAA consortium is looking forward to the next partner meetings.
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