Scaling strategy of an innovative university program (2018)

Consulting project in which we worked with Montragón Team Academy (MTA) and its network of partners with the aim to redefine the scaling strategy of their main program LEINN.

Photo by Scott Webb on Unsplash

At a glance

Mondragón Team Academy is an international network that promotes teampreneurship all around the world. Based on the methodology of Team Akademy Finland, the founding team of Mondragón Team Academy  designed LEINN, the first official European Bachelor degree on Entrepreneurship, Leadership and Innovation. The first generation of LEINNers started their graduate program in 2008.

Since then, more thank 1,000 students from all over the world have joined the program. In the context of the 10th year anniversary the organization and its wide network of partners made a reflection about its structure and programs to set a solid ground to get ready for scaling at an international level.

Ideas for Change conducted interviews and run desk-research to frame the problem into specific issues and focus the co-creation workshop in specific areas. Afterwards we run a co-creation workshop in which we presented the proposed approach and during which the members of the network designed new opportunities using the Pentagrowth methodology.

Organizations involved

Mondragón Team Academy (MTA) – Client
Ashoka Spain – Hosts of the workshops
Ideas for Change – Consulting company


My contribution

I was the main coordinator of the project. I was involved in all the stages of the process, from writing the proposal to the delivery creation.

  • Interviews with key stakeholders
  • Research
  • Coordination with the client and key stakeholders
  • Workshop design and facilitation
  • Insights gathering
  • Strategy design
  • Final deliverable elaboration

Further information

About MTA: https://mondragonteamacademy.com

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