Hult Prize 2020 at UFLS: Empowering Students to Build Startups from Scratch

The Hult Prize is a transformative competition that invites students from around the world to harness the power of social entrepreneurship. This year, the Hult Prize On Campus UFLS, hosted at the Danang University of Foreign Language Studies, promises an engaging and enlightening series of events designed to inspire the next generation of innovators.




















Workshop: "How to Start a Startup Business from Scratch"

On November 30th, 2019, I had the privilege of delivering a workshop titled "How to Start a Startup Business from Scratch". This free event was tailored for university students across Danang who are brimming with impactful ideas and the ambition to turn those ideas into actionable projects. The goal was to equip attendees with essential knowledge and strategies needed to embark on their entrepreneurial journeys.

Key Points Discussed:

  1. Structuring a Startup Model from Scratch:

    • Emphasizing the foundational steps in developing a solid startup business model, from identifying a problem to creating a solution that can generate social impact.

  2. Evaluating and Researching Startup Ideas:

    • Techniques for researching and refining ideas to ensure their viability and sustainability.

    • Tips on understanding market dynamics and gathering insights to strengthen a project.

  3. Perfecting the Pitch:

    • A comprehensive guide on delivering compelling pitches, highlighting essential elements that judges look for, such as clarity, innovation, impact, and scalability.

These discussions were designed to prepare participants for the Hult Prize challenge by blending theory with practical applications, ensuring they left with a clear roadmap for their entrepreneurial endeavors.

Final Hult Prize On Campus UFLS Competition

Scheduled for December 29th, 2019, the final competition will feature a selection of teams who have been working tirelessly on their projects. I am honored to serve as a judge for this exciting event, evaluating innovative business concepts and providing feedback that can propel these young entrepreneurs to greater heights. The winning team will have the unique opportunity to advance to the Hult Prize Southeast Asia Regional Finals, competing for global recognition and support.

Supporting Our Future Changemakers

It has been a fulfilling journey collaborating with the Hult Prize team and seeing the passion of young minds ready to make a difference. To promote and prepare for this initiative, I have shared the event details widely among students and encouraged participation. From coordinating meetings to finalize details to sharing insights on building impactful projects, every step has been meaningful.

I also dedicated time to crafting a tailored presentation, ensuring it aligns with the 2020 Hult Prize challenge theme and pitching guidelines. Seeing students grow in their entrepreneurial pursuits and knowing that some may continue their journey beyond the competition is incredibly rewarding.

Join Us!

If you’re inspired by the mission of the Hult Prize and want to be part of a global movement for change, check out the links provided for more information. Let’s work together to empower the next generation of social entrepreneurs and turn ideas into impact!

Location: 01 Lê Văn Duyệt, Nại Hiên Đông, Sơn Trà, Đà Nẵng 550000, Vietnam

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