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Raffaele Trapasso

Raffaele Trapasso is an economist at the OECD Centre for Entrepreneurship, SMEs, Regions and Cities (CFE).3 He currently serves as the Head of the Entrepreneurship Education and Skills unit in CFE.2 Trapasso's work focuses on various aspects of entrepreneurship, innovation, and regional development.

Some key points about Raffaele Trapasso:

  1. He is based in Paris and its surrounding areas.1
  2. Trapasso has authored and contributed to several OECD reports on topics such as innovative and entrepreneurial universities in Latin America2 and managing environmental and energy transitions for regions and cities.5
  3. He is actively involved in research and policy analysis related to entrepreneurship education, SMEs, and regional development.34
  4. Trapasso frequently participates in webinars and discussions on topics like AI's impact on regions and entrepreneurship.46
  5. His LinkedIn profile (username: trapasso) shows that he has over 500 professional connections.1

Trapasso's work at the OECD contributes to understanding and promoting entrepreneurship, innovation, and regional development across various countries and contexts.

Highlights

May 7 · linkedin

It's always gratifying when your work resonates with respected voices in the field.

Alex Usher’s latest blog post highlighted three important reports from the OECD, and I'm particularly happy that he focused on the #EECOLE work on the Geography of Higher Education in Quebec.

The knowledge we have developed through collaborations with Luc Sirois, Marco Blouin, Denis GAUVREAU and many others was foundational for our platform and for our understanding of the territorial interactions between research and innovation.

For anyone interested in education policy and regional development, Alex’s post is a great read. Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/epqE9U_k

#HigherEducation #Quebec #OECD #EducationPolicy #RegionalDevelopment #HigherEdInsight #HESA

Giorgia Ponti Antoine Rayroux Loick-Alexandre Gautier

Apr 21 · linkedin

Last week, EECOLE's knowledge and networks contributed to both the OECD Committee for SMEs and Entrepreneurship and the D4SME platform! My main takeaways from the meeting discussions include: 1. The digital transition will require robust support from entrepreneurial skills, especially to capitalize on the new great opportunities brought about by generative AI. 2. Industrial policy, a massive public investment in strategic sectors (including generative AI) will need to be closely connected with SMEs to be sure that there are not holes in supply chains and that development is inclusive. Achieving balance between granular and efficient policy actions is crucial. Let's leverage entrepreneurial ecosystems and innovation intermediaries - including HEIs - to boost the productivity of firms of all sizes and maturities. Thrilled for the work ahead we can develop with EECOLE. #Entrepreneurship #SMEs #Innovation.

Marco Bianchini Maria Sobron Bernal Giulia Ajmone Marsan Giorgia Ponti Madison Lucas OECD Centre for Entrepreneurship, SMEs, Regions & Cities Frank Melis Matthias Henze Stefano Micelli Paolo Manfredi Leonardo Lorusso Luc Sirois Richard Chénier Luca Perego Dr. Rebecca Corbin Carlos Sentís Christopher Cripps Nicola Blackwood Tomás Jiménez García Juan Carlos Navarro Salvatore Majorana

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Paris Area, France