Network 20/20 is looking for 1-2 fellows to support the 2024-2026 Vietnam Entrepreneurial Diplomacy Program who can commit roughly 10 hours per month from May 2024 until December 2026. APPLY BEFORE APRIL 26, 2024
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What is the Entrepreneurial Diplomacy Fellowship?
Network 20/20’s Entrepreneurial Diplomacy Fellowship is the engine that drives the research, network building, and programmatic outcomes of the Entrepreneurial Diplomacy program.
What Are the Benefits of Becoming a Fellow?
What are the responsibilities of fellows?
The fellows should be able to commit ~ 10 hours/month from May 2024 to December 2026. The responsibilities will evolve as the project progresses and much of what will happen in the third phase (outreach) will depend on the information that we learn in the first and second phases.
In the first stage, fellows will work with Network 20/20’s office and their own contacts to build networks and conduct, record, and share interviews with people (academics, civil society leaders, U.S. and Vietnamese government officials, entrepreneurs, business people, journalists) to unwrap the current issues and broader context and use those learnings to outline broad themes to the following stages of the project. Each project will result in a focus on policy advocacy, awareness-raising, or a project (see Network 20/20’s BOLD project with Bosnia and Herzegovina as an example), and this initial research will help point the way to the specific outreach method in the later stage. The outline of each phase is below:
First Stage
Second Stage
During the second stage, the actual on-the-ground portion of the trip (which will take place from November 9 to November 19, 2024), which may potentially lead to a symposium focusing on innovation, entrepreneurship, and climate change, the Fellows will play a lead role in the group, helping to prepare the rest of the group for meetings, ensuring that all notes are handed in, serving as co-leads for meetings with other group participants, and producing materials needed for the symposium at the end of the trip.
Third Stage
In the third stage, following the trip, the Fellows will work with the Network 20/20 office to drive outreach activities that could include the following: writing articles, participating in panel discussions, helping with project design, searching for funding opportunities, or briefing U.S. officials.