INTRABUILD

Project: INTRABUILD – Cultivating Academic Intrapreneurship in Western Balkans

Project Manager
Lavon Bajrami

Team members: Diellza Gashi, Donika Sollova, Gerta Ymeri, Bleta Musa, Naim Fejzullahu

Project Consortium:

KPT SHPK (KPT)
EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY OF TIRANA (UET)
UNIVERSITETI ALEKSANDER MOISIU DURRES (UAMD)
KOLEGJI UNIVERSUM O.P (UC)
FH JOANNEUM GESELLSCHAFT MBH (FHJ)
Ss. CYRIL AND METHODIUS UNIVERSITY IN SKOPJE (SS CYRIL)

Project Duration: 24 months
Project Website Link: https://intrabuild-eu.org/

Contact information

Lavon Bajrami headshot
Lavon Bajrami
Chief Administrative Officer and Adjunct Faculty
lxbcod@rit.edu

Project Overview

The INTRABUILD project aims to foster a transformative and inclusive university culture that supports intrapreneurship and connects internal innovation with external entrepreneurial activities. It will train 100 academic staff and students from Management, Humanities, Arts, and IT departments in Kosovo and Albania, equipping them with skills and knowledge in intrapreneurship. The project will initiate Academic Intrapreneurship Empowerment and Intrapreneurship Ignite in Albania and Kosovo, targeting both students and faculty under the mentorship of EU partners. Key outputs include a policy paper on intrapreneurial mechanisms for universities, a research study on intrapreneurial skill development, and the creation of IntraSphere, which is a dedicated space fostering intrapreneurial collaboration and innovation on campus.

Other Project Members

Donika Sollova headshot
Donika Sollova
EU Project Coordinator
doscad@rit.edu
Gerta Ymeri headshot
Gerta Ymeri
PR and Marketing Junior Manager
gxycad@rit.edu
Bleta Musa headshot
Bleta Musa
Accounting Specialist
blmcad@rit.edu
Naim Fejzullahu headshot
Naim Fejzullahu
IT Manager and Procurment Coordinator
nxfcad@rit.edu

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This project is co-funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them