Hult Prize articles
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Bill Clinton Rewards a Social Startup and Resolves a Minor Health Crisis in the Same Night [Bloomberg Businesweek]
The Hult Prize winners have been announced and walked away with USD$1million of seed funding to get their business plan up and running.
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Hult Prize Finalists complete boot camp and prepare to present to President Clinton for USD1M prize
BOSTON, August 18th, 2014 -- After completing a month-long start-up accelerator hosted by Hult International Business School’s Boston campus, the six finalist teams vying for the USD1M Hult Prize now have one month remaining to refine their pitches before presenting to President Clinton at the CGI Annual Meeting in New York on September 23rd.
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Six Student Teams to Compete for USD1 Million Hult Prize [Media Release]
The Hult Prize today announced the six finalists for its annual start-up challenge. Thousands of PhD, MD, MBA, Master's, and undergraduate students pitched startup enterprises aimed at tackling non-communicable-diseases (NCD) in urban slums.
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Hult Prize regionals: Home team makes final four, MIT takes the top spot
Student entrepreneurs from around the world took the stage in San Francisco at last weekend's Hult Prize 2014 regionals, vying for a trip to the final competition in New York and chance at $1 million in capital to put their social enterprise in motion.
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Team Amrit hopes to bring “nectar of life” to urban slums as the campus winner of the Hult Prize challenge
Could the answer to solving non-communicable diseases in urban slums be urine? Possibly, says Hult San Francisco’s newly crowned Hult Prize team, Amrit, and their medical monitoring technology, P.wards.
Hult Prize Announces 2014 President’s Challenge [Press Release]
The Hult Prize Foundation is proud to announce that the 2014 Hult Prize will be themed around healthcare. The focus area was selected by President Bill Clinton at this year's Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) Annual Meeting in New York and will specifically address non-communicable disease (NCD) in urban slums.