The Fishbowl Challenge is a 6-month intensive venture building program for young college entrepreneurs. Participants work in international teams with students across the globe to build tech-based social ventures that combat issues in these 5 critical areas: Agriculture, Economic Empowerment, Education Technology, Healthcare, and Renewable Energy & Sustainability.
Teams will receive the direct support and mentorship of world-class senior-level industry leaders all through the program. Up to $50,000 in seed funding will be allocated across the winning ventures to work on their ideas.
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- Collaborate with like-minded peers from around the world, solving problems and working on world-changing ideas.
- Leverage entrepreneurship and technology to pursue a venture aligned with your passions and beliefs.
- Gain access to industry-peer mentors and senior-level advisors, supporting the growth and development of your venture.
- Get the chance to win up to $50,000 in equity-free grant funding to launch your social venture.
Eligibilities
- Age: The Fishbowl Challenge is open to young aspiring social entrepreneurs between the ages of 18 – 30.
- Education: Applicants from all educational backgrounds are welcome and encouraged to apply.
- Background: Applicants from all around the world are welcome and encouraged to apply.
- Language: Applicants must be comfortable conversing in English, as it will serve as the primary language of communication during the competition.
Application Process
Apply online through the Apply Now link.
Application Deadline: July 1, 2023
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