[INACTIVE] Global Social Venture Competition 2009-10

The Global Social Venture Competition is the largest and oldest student-led business plan competition providing mentoring, exposure, and prizes for social ventures from around the world. The mission of the GSVC is to catalyze the creation of social ventures, educate future leaders and build awareness of social enterprises. The competition supports the creation of real businesses that bring about positive social change in a sustainable manner.

TO SUBMIT AN ENTRY –

1. Become a member of YouNoodle (at least one team member from each team has to become a YouNoodle member).
2. One team member should fill out the executive summary application form on behalf of the team. All future correspondence will be with this team member via the email address on their YouNoodle profile.
3. Please read the official rules and guidelines on the GSVC website and upload the executive summary and resume book in the correct formats. Please be advised that we will not accept submissions that do not follow the official rules and guidelines.
4. Click ‘Submit an Entry’ link to the right.

If you have any questions, please contact gsvc@haas.berkeley.edu

Join us for the 11th Annual Global Social Venture Competition and Conference!

Sent by Neha Mehta on 19 March 2010, 06:24AM

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• Global Social Venture Competition and Conference

• Neha Mehta wrote (1 year ago):

  On behalf of the University of Washington Global Business Center at the Foster School of Business, Call for Applications to the 7th annual Global Social Entrepreneurship Competition (GSEC).
  
  The 2011 GSEC application deadline is November 04, 2010.
  
  GSEC is an international social business plan competition open to students across disciplines around the world.
  
  GSEC 2011 will be held in Seattle February 14-18, and will build on the success of last year: 2010 GSEC teams participated in tailored company visits, pitched their business to over 600 professionals, and competed for $30,000 in prize money and in-kind awards. To celebrate the 2010 GSEC teams’ success, we welcomed Bill Gates Sr. as the banquet keynote speaker.
  
  Please direct any questions to gsec@uw.edu.
  

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• Neha Mehta wrote (1 year ago):

  Call for Applicants!
  Pitch your Business to Early Stage Investors
  
  Investors' Circle is currently accepting applications for their Fall Venture Fair, November 10-12 in Washington DC.
  www.investorscircle.net/
  
  Investors Circle is a national network of angel and institutional investors who invest in companies in the bio-tech, health care, clean tech, media, financial services, and consume products industries.
  
  Since 1992 Investors' Circle members have invested over $134 million into more than 200 for-profit ventures that address social and environmental issues.
  
  Be the next company funded.

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• Thomas Jensen wrote (1 year ago):

  Attend Cal Day on April 17th -- attend presentations from Haas faculty, myself and others at the Cal Book Store.
  http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=105185369518454&...

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• Joyce Chung wrote (1 year ago):

  Brown bag lunch with the International Development Working Group: Jacaranda Health
  Where: The Berkeley HUB
  When: Tuesday, Feb 9th at 12PM
  
  Nick Pearson (Haas '08) worked at the Acumen Fund investing in social ventures in East Africa, and is now launching Jacaranda Health, a social venture to provide maternity services and emergency obstetric care for low-income women in Kenya. Nick will talk  about the process and challenges of starting up a social enterprise in Africa, and discuss with the group some of the issues that early stage social ventures face from the perspective of both investors and entrepreneurs -- finding funding, selecting a legal structure, building partnerships, getting pro-bono help, etc.
  
  Hub Berkeley
  2150 Allston Way, Suite 400
  Berkeley, CA 94704
  http://bayarea.the-hub.net/public/

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• Joyce Chung wrote (2 years ago):

  If you’ve already created your submission for GSVC, we highly encourage you to enter your idea into the UC Berkeley Business Plan Competition as well! Just modify your entry to no longer than 3 pages, but you may format it any way you would like (i.e. Single-spaced, Powerpoint slides, PDFs, etc). Many winners in previous year entered both competitions, and we hope you’ll submit your social venture idea to the Business Plan Competition this year.
  
  
  The only requirement is that at least one teammember must be affiliated with Cal (alum, faculty or student).

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