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El Centro de Investigación en Iniciativa Empresarial centra sus trabajos e investigaciones en la naturaleza y características del trabajo de ese agente social que llamamos empresario.

  • A través del análisis y la reflexión fundamental sobre la iniciativa y el trabajo del empresario
  • Motor de la vida económica y social– el centro busca
  • Proporcionar luces y respuestas ante la realidad de un contexto retador y cambiante.
  • ¿Qué es el CIIE?
El Centro de Investigación en Iniciativa Empresarial centra sus trabajos e investigaciones en la naturaleza y características del trabajo de ese agente social que llamamos empresario. A través del análisis y la reflexión fundamental sobre la iniciativa y el trabajo del empresario –motor de la vida económica y social– el centro busca proporcionar luces y respuestas ante la realidad de un contexto retador y cambiante. Este Centro de Investigación pretende ser un agente de cambio de la sociedad mediante la creación y difusión del conocimiento empresarial, así como de las actividades de extensión y vinculación con nuestra comunidad de negocios.
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Objetivos

El CIIE tiene como objetivo generar el conocimiento e implementar las actividades que promuevan la iniciativa empresarial con el propósito de fomentar la creación y desarrollo de nuevas empresas con un alto impacto en nuestra sociedad. Así como ser un vehículo institucional que canalice adecuadamente los esfuerzos y recursos destinados a la investigación en iniciativa empresarial.

Misión

El CiiE busca apoyar a la comunidad empresarial en la apasionante labor de hacer empresas rentables, competitivas y orientadas a la permanencia, a través estudiar, documentar, informar, formar sobre las distintas perspectivas y contextos en los que se presenta y requiere la iniciativa empresarial.​

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Visión

La visión del CiiE es la de ser el centro panamericano de investigación en iniciativa empresarial más activo en latinoamérica. Resaltamos el carácter panamericano en dos dimensiones. La primera, por el alcance internacional al que consideramos que el Centro está llamado a cumplir; y la segunda, por las oportunidades de investigación y sinergias para el impulso del espíritu emprendedor con otras escuelas y organismos clave de la región.​

Líneas de Investigación

  • Iniciativa empresarial en la renovación corporativa y búsqueda de permanencia​
  • Iniciativa empresarial ante el crecimiento y la profesionalización ​
  • Iniciativa empresarial en fases tempranas de la empresa​
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  • Consejo y equipo administrativo
Director
Luis Antonio Paredes Izaguirre
Teléfono: 5354-1800 Ext. 1891
Correo electrónico: lparedes@ipade.mx
Consejo Presidente
Gustavo Huerta Vargas
Founder & CEO en Bluebox
Investigador
Asghar Afshar Jahanshahi
Teléfono: 55 5354 1800 ext.1809
Correo electrónico: afshar@ipade.mx
Información sobre el CIIE
Angelica Buendía
Teléfono: 55 5354 1800 Ext. 1119
Correo electrónico: abuendia@ipade.mx
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