Dimitar Hristov, member of KISMC team.

This is the first in a series of articles on the use of games and gamification elements in training and mentoring "green entrepreneurs". Although this theme includes a large number of other related topics, I will focus on the most important conclusions and findings the partners have reached during the project Fight Climate Change. 

In this short article I will focus, base on my experience, on what training modules and what content maybe useful for the "typical" professional mentors of entrepreneurs with “green mission". 

As it was pointed out in the previous article, thanks to the project Skills4Cities we came to the conclusion that three professions are among the most relevant for facing the challenges of the smart city projects implementation and they are:

• Smart city project developer
• Smart city project manager and
• Smart city project advisor

This, the third consecutive article is about the second from the mentioned above job roles, the Smart city project manager (PM).

Dimitar Hristov, Cluster Sofia Knowledge City

As it was pointed out in the previous articles thanks to the project Skills4Cities we came to the conclusion that three professions are among the most relevant for facing the challenges of the smart city projects implementation and they are.

• Smart city project developer
• Smart city project manager and
• Smart city project management consultant.

This, the fourth and last from the series of consecutive articles on this topic is about the job role of the Smart City Project Advisor.

Dimitar Hristov, Cluster Sofia Knowledge City

This is the second article from the total of four consecutive articles I started at the beginning of November on the topic of professional roles (professions) the smart cities need. 

In the project Skills4Cities, we have identified as most important for transforming the cities into smart cities the following three key professions.

• Smart city project developer
• Smart city project manager and
• Smart city project advisor