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Hult Prize Looks To Students To Break Cycle Of Poverty
Worldwide, 1.6 billion people live in substandard housing and 100 million are homeless. In the United States alone, 95 million people have housing problems. Adequate housing is vitally important to the health of the world's economies, communities and populations. If we are to succeed in the fight against poverty, we must support the expansion of housing both as policy and practice.
‘No boundaries’ thinking
The Hult Prize has become one of the world’s top platforms for social change. It brings together the top graduate business school students from all over the globe to generate solutions to the world's most pressing problems.
Hult Shanghai visits Eaton; power management leader
Eaton Corporation is a globally diversified power management company and leading provider in aerospace, hydraulics, vehicle and filtration. In 2011 EATON sales were in excess of $16 billion, the company had 73,000 employees worldwide and customers in more than 150 countries.
Hult Prize Is Changing The Social Business Paradigm [Forbes]
On Thursday, three groups of business students were awarded a combined $1 million to implement three social business plans meant to have a significant impact on the world’s poorest people.
Boston team win 2012 Hult Prize
Congratulations to Frans Bona Simanjuntak, Simon Battah, Lesly Gonzalez and Rolando Farrach – this remarkable team were victorious at the 2012 Hult Prize (formally known as Hult Global Case Challenge), winning £333,333 in seed capital and the opportunity to work with Habitat for Humanity International.
Hult moves to Dubai Internet City
We're delighted to announce the relocation of our new Dubai Campus to Dubai Internet City (DIC). The DIC is an environment that attracts all the elements of the ICT value chain as well as rich networking opportunities, industry building programs and unparalleled facilities. Microsoft, Google, Yahoo, HP, Dell, Intel, Booking.com and Cisco are just some of the global ICT companies that serve the Middle East and beyond from offices in DIC.