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Entrepreneurial Mobility Journey of Romane Forment

Combining Engineering Studies and Entrepreneurship through Dual Mentorship

The EU4DUAL alliance fosters transformative educational models by integrating dual education with entrepreneurship. The entrepreneurial mobility pilot, launched in early 2024, allowed Romane Forment to benefit from a two-month international program combining academic learning with real-world business development. Supported by Savonia University of Applied Sciences (Finland) and ESTIA (France), Romane received parallel mentorship from Savonia’s Business Incubator and ESTIA Entreprendre. This unique dual-mentorship approach provided tailored guidance, exposing her to diverse entrepreneurial ecosystems and business environments. Romane’s journey demonstrates the power of cross-institutional collaboration, shared resources, and hands-on experience in nurturing entrepreneurial skills. After the program, she entered a pre-incubation phase and is now fully incubated in a regional incubator in Nouvelle-Aquitaine, showcasing the lasting impact of the MOB’E entrepreneurial mobility initiative.

Read more at:

https://www.estia.fr/en/the-news/lestia-ma-permis-de-developper-mon-projet-mais-de-prendre-aussi-confiance-en-moi/
https://www.savonia.fi/en/influence-stories/unlocking-entrepreneurial-potential-across-borders-a-new-model-of-entrepreneurial-mobility-from-eu4dual-network/

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j.faham@estia.fr

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November 29, 2025

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