Entrepreneurship articles
Social Entrepreneurship Forum: Expanding the horizons
Hult’s Master of Social Entrepreneurship students hosted the first Hult Social Entrepreneurship Forum at Hult House in London.
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.
Students take on social innovation challenge [Financial Times]
Change agents, social innovators, problem solvers, thought leaders – the jargon is used endlessly in a business school context by teachers, their students and prospective employers. But how many of these business people are making a difference and changing the environment around them?
Hult’s interactive startup conference in San Francisco
The two-day event called Startupism brings established entrepreneurs together with 500 people at the early stages of starting a business. Through a series of panels, keynote speeches and interactive events, everyone in attendance gets tips on launching a dynamic and successful business.
Hundreds of aspiring business leaders converge to pitch ideas, get expert advice and speed network at Hult’s interactive startup conference in San Francisco
The two-day event called Startupism brings established entrepreneurs together with 500 people at the early stages of starting a business. Through a series of panels, keynote speeches and interactive events, everyone in attendance gets tips on launching a dynamic and successful business.
Hult International Business School Alums Hailee Turpin and Lissa Regets Win $7,000 USD Top Prize in Phoenix Entrepreneurs Competition
Hailee Turpin and Lissa Regets, both graduates of Hult’s Master of International Business program, participated in a student startup competition in Scottsdale, Arizona, taking home the winning prize of $7,000. The competition, which brought together several university-led programs aimed at fostering entrepreneurship among students, was sponsored by Hool, a Phoenix-based law firm, which awarded a total of $15,000 in cash prizes to the top three student businesses.