Reflection on New Enterprise Development

Running Head: NEW ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT 0
NEW ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT
Student name
3/23/2019

NEW ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT 1
Contents
Introduction......................................................................................................................................2
Kolb Reflection model.....................................................................................................................2
1. Concrete experience..............................................................................................................3
2. Reflective observation..........................................................................................................3
3. Abstract conceptualization....................................................................................................4
4. Active experimentation.........................................................................................................5
Conclusion.......................................................................................................................................5
References........................................................................................................................................7

NEW ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT 2
Introduction
This report work would include reflection on my personal experience of group consultancy
project and MD4060 module. Reflection is an effective way of learning from previous
experience. Kolb’s reflection model consists of four stages in the cycle which will be used for
presenting this piece of reflecting for better understanding. The project was about Preston market
or Preston market hall where various types of goods like fish are offered to the customer’s under
a single roof (prestonguildcity, 2019). However due to very old and damage building, the market
was demolished although a new market has been developed there. The major aim of this new
place was to provide organic and fresh goods to customers (Dosser & Nicol, 2016).
Kolb Reflection model
Figure 1: (Source: (Fook, 2018)