What is Hult Prize?
The Hult Prize is a prestigious global competition that challenges university students to create innovative, sustainable, and scalable social enterprises to tackle pressing global issues. Often referred to as the "Nobel Prize for Students," the competition focuses on empowering young changemakers to address challenges aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Founded in 2009 by Ahmad Ashkar and supported by the Hult International Business School and the United Nations, the Hult Prize inspires millions of students globally to think beyond profits and innovate for social impact.
Key Features of the Hult Prize
Focus on SDGs: Aligns student innovation with global priorities.
Hands-On Experience: Encourages entrepreneurship and practical problem-solving.
Global Network: Participants gain exposure to global leaders, mentors, and investors.
Transformative Impact: Past winners have addressed issues such as hunger, energy access, and water scarcity.
Finale of Hult Prize at SDC
The Finale of Hult Prize at SDC promises to be a remarkable blend of emotions, insights, and innovation. The event will kick off with a panel discussion featuring distinguished industry guests, offering valuable perspectives and inspiration. In the second half, the Top 5 finalists will pitch their innovative business ideas to an esteemed panel of judges. As per the guidelines of the Hult Prize Foundation, this will be a closed event, ensuring a focused and intimate setting. The event will conclude with the certificate distribution and announcement of the winners, celebrating the hard work and creativity of all participants.
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