The Inclusive Economic Engagement Activity (IEEA) sheds light on the journey of Kujtesa Ibishi, founder of Studio Harro, involved in graphic design, which shows results from the modules of the Entrepreneurship Bootcamp. Ms. Ibishi’s experience emphasizes the structure of the training program, the combination of tailored training and determination—which helps the program ultimately achieve its goal of empowering women and minority entrepreneurs. The curriculum’s focus is on financial management, creative ideation processes, market analysis, audience targeting, and the importance of market presence and branding.
Ms. Ibishi’s story begins with a sense of gratitude as she reflects on how the training exceeded her expectations, delivering a comprehensive, well structured, and practically beneficial experience. The training program has not only increased her knowledge but also provided fresh ideas in the areas of business management and sustainability. From mastering time and financial management to formulating beneficial strategies and techniques for precise audience targeting, the Bootcamp’s impact has been profound. Ms. Ibishi adds to this by claiming: “The Entrepreneurship Bootcamp has personally helped and inspired me greatly with new ideas for business management and sustainability. Effective time management, financial expertise, and the right business ideas are crucial for establishing a strong presence in the market. By engaging with the trainers and fellow entrepreneurs, I’ve gained key knowledge beyond what is taught in school.”
The path of Studio Harro through the Entrepreneurship Bootcamp has provided crucial lessons, which reflects the program’s dedication to teaching women and minority entrepreneurs the needed skills to thrive in a dynamic business environment.
