We are thrilled to announce the successful completion of the “Stay Afloat” Erasmus+ project, coordinated by CSR Innovative Solutions. This endeavor has been a journey of collaboration, innovation, and dedication, and we are delighted to share the fruits of our labor with you.
STAY AFLOAT project is designed to help entrepreneurs and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to identify and interpret early warning signs of a business crisis. The project aims at guiding individuals in acquiring and developing skills and key competences vital to starting, growing, and sustaining a thriving enterprise.
Here’s a glimpse of what we’ve accomplished:
Result 1 | STAY AFLOAT (stayafloat-erasmus.eu)
The main object of this result was the identification of 15 situations experienced by entrepreneurs during the first five years of a new Company that can be helped by a coach in order to overcome the most critical difficulties by using coaching and Emotional Intelligence skills and tools and create a Framework. This output wants to asses and helps entrepreneurs (especially those low-skilled) to discover and develop the talents that are vital to starting, growing, and sustaining a thriving Enterprise.
Result 2 | STAY AFLOAT (stayafloat-erasmus.eu)
A complete toolkit for business advisors to teach entrepreneurs early-stage intervention skills as part of their business development programs.
Result 3 | STAY AFLOAT (stayafloat-erasmus.eu)
STAY AFLOAT ONLINE COURSE based on the OERs and optimized for digital delivery, enabling SMEs and entrepreneurs to develop and test their skills.
We extend our deepest gratitude to our esteemed partners, stakeholders, and contributors whose unwavering support and collaboration have been instrumental in bringing the “Stay Afloat” project to fruition.
As we celebrate this significant milestone, we renew our commitment to advancing maritime safety, sustainability, and excellence. Together, let’s navigate towards a brighter, more resilient future for the maritime industry.
For further details and to explore the project results, please visit our website STAY AFLOAT | Co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme (stayafloat-erasmus.eu).