Hult Prize articles
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Hult Prize 2016 winners set to double income of urban slum dwellers
The past 12 months of the Hult Prize saw more than 1,500 student entrepreneurs pour 2.5 million hours of their time into innovation focusing on the demand side of social entrepreneurship. Their challenge? To double the income of 10 million crowded urban space dwellers by 2022.
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Can 3 Hult students revolutionize street vending in Africa?
For four weeks in the fall of 2015, a team of three business school students struggled to find a feasible business idea in answer to a challenge: double the income of 10 million people residing in crowded urban spaces by 2022
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Hult students take on global case challenges – and win!
A selection of case challenges and competitions Hult students have recently participated in, or are currently taking part in, across all our global campuses.
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Hult Prize regional finals inspire in Shanghai
In 1950, less than 1 billion people lived in crowded urban spaces; by 2050, more than 6 billion people will. This staggering projection is one of the many reasons why the 2016 Hult Prize "President's Challenge" is Crowded Urban Spaces.
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Behind the scenes: Hult Prize San Francisco
Over 60 teams from 5 different continents traveled to Hult’s San Francisco campus for the regional finals of the Hult Prize. But by the end of the day it was the hometown campus team that won a spot in the finals in New York. Amidst a very strong field, Team Musana of Hult San Francisco emerged as the judge’s clear choice to be one of six global finalists for the ultimate million-dollar prize.
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5 cities, 1 day and 304 entrepreneurial ideas that could change the world
Read about the winning teams from the Hult Prize regionals and their ideas that could improve the lives of millions.