REGIONAL FINAL PROGRAM
SHANGHAI MARCH 13-14, 2015
H U LT P R I Z E . O R G
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WELCOME
Dear Attendees, On behalf of our partners President Bill Clinton and the Clinton Global Initiative, IXL Center, and Hult International Business School, thank you for attending the Regional Final of the 6th annual Hult Prize. The Hult Prize has grown to be a benchmark competition for social entrepreneurship. The aim of the Challenge is to identify and launch the most compelling solutions to the crippling issues faced by the billions in need at the bottom of the economic pyramid, by crowdsourcing innovative, disruptive, and catalytic ideas from student teams from all over the planet. We would like to take this opportunity to thank the thousands of participants and their academic institutions for making this year’s Challenge the most successful yet. A big thank you also goes to the judges, all of whom have given up their spare time to help the next generation of social innovators refine their ideas. Together you are a powerful network of people and resources that are on the forefront of positive change for humanity. We hope you enjoy today’s event and that you will be inspired by the solutions presented. We do believe that the Hult Prize can change the world and hope you will continue to support us as we look to implement the ideas generated.
Warm Regards,
Ahmad Ashkar CEO & Founder Hult Prize Foundation
Dr. Stephen Hodges President Hult International Business School
T H E H U LT P R I Z E
If you want to meet the world’s most promising young social entrepreneurs, look no further than the Hult Prize. Founded in 2009 by Hult International Business School graduate Ahmad Ashkar, today the Hult Prize is the world’s largest student competition and crowdsourcing platform for social good. In 2012, President Bill Clinton named the Hult Prize in a TIME Magazine article that highlighted the top five ideas changing the world. Each year, in partnership with the Clinton Global Initiative and Hult International Business School, President Clinton challenges students around the world to develop innovative social enterprises that can transform lives. The goal? To tackle the world’s most pressing global issues, from poverty to affordable housing.
“1.4 MILLION HOURS SPENT ON THIS YEAR’S CHALLENGE BY THE N E X T G E N E R AT I O N O F S O C I A L ENTREPRENEURS WHO HAIL FROM OVER 130 COUNTRIES.”
Winners receive USD1 million in seed capital, as well as mentorship and advice from international business leaders to help launch their ideas. Regional contests are held each spring across five international cities of competition in Boston, San Francisco, London, Dubai, and Shanghai, culminating in a final competition and awards ceremony held in New York during the Clinton Global Initiative’s annual meeting in the fall. Regional event winners are also invited to join a summer Hult Prize Accelerator Program and given a one-year membership to the CGI. The Hult Prize is made possible through the support of the Hult family, including Swedish entrepreneur Bertil Hult, founder of the world’s largest private education company, EF Education First, an affiliate of Hult International Business School.
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
D e a r Fr i e n d s , We are living in an era where the opportunities and the challenges to improve the life of all people come hand in hand. Many enterprises around the globe are rising to meet these challenges by creating smart solutions that elevate the quality of human life. However, with rising population and scarce resources, we need to create innovative platforms that address these challenges and deliver more sustainable solutions. I believe that the Hult Prize Competition is one such inspiring platform that can deliver solutions to address some of our pressing challenges by utilizing the collective minds and efforts of some of the brightest, young, dynamic innovators from across the globe. In the past, we have tackled housing, energy, education, food security and healthcare challenges on a global level and the competition has yielded teams with powerful and transforming ideas. These teams managed to not only develop these ideas but also implement them in serving the greater good. This year, we have identified a topic important to our family and to our global progress. The early years of a child’s development are critical building blocks for future success. Governments, the private sector, and NGOs have been striving to reduce the cost of education and improve access; however these efforts are not delivering the desired results. Today, more than 100 million children under the age of six in developing countries fail to reach their potential in cognitive development. This has a significant effect on their life, their families, communities and nations in which they live. Mothers from informal urban settlements, all around the world, face the difficult decision each day to either pull out an older child from school to take care of their younger siblings, stay home with their children, or go to work to make a living and leave their children in formal or informal childcare centers. In each case, the healthy growth and development of these children is compromised due to untrained siblings, lack of stimulation, unsafe physical environments, and caregiver neglect. The 6th Annual Hult Prize challenge will ask teams to find new sustainable social enterprise approaches to promote and increase early childhood development and help the not so privileged children access their right to have quality education. In order to stem this crisis and alleviate the burden on those working to survive on just a few dollars a day, we must offer smart solutions that will drive down cost, motivate parents and create awareness about the importance of early childhood development. Social enterprises, which creatively combine the tools used by governments, NGOs, and the private sector, offer some of the most promising opportunities for innovation in these areas. Through the Hult Prize challenge, you will be part of the solution as you develop accessible and affordable programs capable of delivering quality early education to the millions of underprivileged children who desperately need to get education at the earliest ages in or near the world’s cities. Access to quality early education is every child’s birth right. As you work to create business plans that advance shared opportunity, shared responsibility, and shared prosperity, I encourage you to take the opportunity to learn from other companies and organizations that have made strides in this area. I commend all of you who choose to answer this important call and I look forward to seeing the many outstanding ideas the competition will produce.
Sincerely,
Bill Clinton 42nd President of United States of America
42nd President of the United States, Bill Clinton, at the 2014 Final of the Hult Prize.
REGIONAL FINAL LONDON
The Hult Prize regional final will take place Friday, March 13 and Saturday, March 14, 2015. Times are subject to change.
F R I D AY, M A R C H 1 3 , 2 0 1 5 TIME
EVENT
4:00 - 5:00 PM
Registration
5:00 - 5:10 PM
Welcome Orientation
5:10 - 7:00 PM
Hult Prize and Early Childhood Education Training Sessions
7:00 - 9:00 PM
Networking Reception
L O C AT I O N
Hult International Business School
S AT U R D AY, M A R C H 1 4 , 2 0 1 5 TIME
EVENT
7:30 - 8:30 AM
Registration & Breakfast
8:00 AM
All presentations due via USB
09:00 - 11:00 AM
Preliminary round: Morning Pitches/ peer panel Session
11:00 – 11:30 AM
Peer Panel Feedback Session
11:30 - 12:00 PM
Judges Clarity Session
12:00 - 1:00 PM
Lunch
1:00 - 3:00 PM
Preliminary round: Afternoon Pitches/ Peer Panel session
3:00 – 3:30 PM
Peer Panel Feedback Discussion
3:30 - 4:00 PM
Judges Clarity Session
4:00 - 4:30 PM
Take shuttle bus to the Waterhouse
5:30 - 6:00 PM
Opening Ceremony
6:00 – 7:45 PM
Final Round Pitches (6 total)
7:45 - 8:15 PM
Judges’ Deliberation
8:15 - 8:20 PM
Award Ceremony
8:20 - 10:00 PM
Evening Dinner Reception
9:45 – 10:15 PM
Take shuttle bus to After party venue
11:00 - 2:00 AM
After Party
L O C AT I O N
Hult International Business School
The Waterhouse
The Apartment
JUDGES
Steven Willekens Leadership Advisory Services Spencer Stuart
Bin Wolfe Managing Partner, Talent Asia-Pacific EY
Helen Chen Director and Partner Head of China Life Sciences L.E.K. Consulting
Steven Willekens is based in Spencer Stuart’s Shanghai office and leads the firm’s Leadership Advisory Services in China. Steven focuses on diagnosing and changing culture at the organizational, team and individual levels; working with senior executives on analyzing and developing their leadership capabilities; and illuminating and enhancing the dynamics of both team and organizational effectiveness. Originally from the Netherlands, Steven has lived and worked in China for the last four years. He also spent nearly a year traveling throughout Asia performing humanitarian work for a foster home. Steven speaks Dutch, English, German and Mandarin. He holds a master’s degree in international economics from Maastricht University, Netherlands.
Bin is a member of EY’s Asia-Pacific Area Operating Executive and the Global Talent Executive Committee. Bin’s role includes driving the development of a high performance teaming culture – one that attracts top talent into the organization, and provides our people with an inclusive and engaging work environment and tremendous opportunities for personal and professional development. Bin’s career as a HR professional began with Ernst & Young in the US in 1990 and includes a number of Talent leadership roles, including Americas Pacific Southwest Sub-Area People Leader. After returning to her native Shanghai in 2008, Bin served as a senior member of the Ernst & Young’s Far East Area People leadership team and People Leader for the Greater China Sub-Area before taking on her current role.
Helen is the co-head of the China office and a member of L.E.K.’s Global Leadership Team, the firm’s governing committee. Helen is the head of L.E.K.’s China life sciences practice, with extensive case work and industry experience covering the full bio/pharmaceutical and medtech value chain, ranging from early research services to post-market product positioning and sales force effectiveness. She is on the Editorial Board of PharmAsia and on the Advisory Committee for BIO China. Helen is a sought after speaker and author on the opportunities and issues in the China healthcare and life sciences. She was an associate director of finance at Genentech and a sales planner at Abbott Laboratories. She was on the Board of Pharmaceutical Management Sciences Association from 1995 to 1997, and was honored by Who’s Who Among American Women from 1993 to 1995.
Kenneth Jarrett President American Chamber of Commerce
Ricardo Luiz Willemann Vice-President & General Manager Asia Pacific, Evonik Specilty Chemicals (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.
Rina Joosten Rabou COO Seedlink Tech
Kenneth Jarrett is a President of the American Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai since September 2013. Prior to that he was the Greater China Chairman for APCO Worldwide, a Washington-based public affairs consultancy from 2008 to 2013, and before that a U.S. diplomat from 1982 to 2008. During his 26-year diplomatic career, his postings included Consul General in Shanghai, Deputy Consul General in Hong Kong, and Director of Asian Affairs at the White House National Security Council. He also served in Beijing, Chengdu, Singapore, and had several assignments in Washington, DC. Mr. Jarrett has degrees from Cornell University, Yale University and the National War College.
Ricardo Luiz Willemann was born in 17th of November of 1977 in the German colonized city of Joinville, the third biggest industrial zone in the south of Brazil. Pursuing his education in the field of industrial chemistry, chemical engineering and material science in Brazil and Germany, he has along his career worked several years in each part of all the three continents in technical, innovation, business and management functions. Currently working for Evonik Industries AG, he is rising the Business Line of High Performance Polymers to achieve accelerated profitable growth of 10 to 30 % CARG in areas of automotive, aerospace, renewable energies, sports and optics.
Rina Joosten is entrepreneur, board member and publicist. Besides, Rina is the founder and serves as a Board Member of international HR consultancy International Top Talent. She held various management positions at a global science-based company active in health and nutrition. Here she focused on the commercialization process of R&D and innovation. Rina is Board member of the Benelux Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai. Here, she chairs the Innovation Platform with Technology Directors of multinationals. Rina is advisor and coach of various technology start-ups. She is associated with Shanghai Jiaotong University and Nyenrode Business Universiteit as a speaker and trainer.
JUDGES
Bas Beek Founder CompaNanny
Shirley Zhu Vice President, Executive Director China Sesame Workshop
Fernando Alves Moreira CEO HSBC Insurance
Bas Beek finished his Master of Business Economics in the Netherlands, he got a job as product manager at a big Dairy Company. After that, he joined a worldwide Consultancy firm as a Business Consultant. At that time, he worked at a childcare project and saw the significant importance of the care and development of young children. He chose to set up a childcare company with high quality and flexibility. A company where even parents could learn from, with a profound mission: to build new generations every day to add to a better world. CompaNanny was born in 2003. Today, CompaNanny has 18 locations, 500 people working and over 20 million dollar turnover.
Shirley is instrumental in establishing Sesame Street as the leading content provider for pre-school education in China. Shirley oversees content development, digital distribution, education, merchandising and community engagement. She plays a critical role in building strategic partnership with key local players in media, education, public and private sectors. Recently she established Sesame Street’s partnership with CCTV Children’s Channel to co-produce top-rated program “Sesame Street Chinese New Year Special”, which was the only program from Mainland China nominated for “Best Preschool Program” at 2014 Asian Television Awards. Prior to joining Sesame Workshop, Shirley was a consultant at McKinsey & Company based in Hong Kong.
Fernando Alves Moreira is a transformational leader with strong international experience working for global organizations creating and implementing high performance and innovative customer centric business growth strategies and models through intelligent use of technology forming high performance teams that delivers sustainable value to shareholders, customers, employees and society. Prior to be CEO of Ping An Direct Consultancy Co., Ltd, he had a very successful career at Cigna CMC as CEO & General Manager. Fernando is graduated in Mechanical Engineering (1985) from Escola Politectnica da USP with a MSC in Automation and Manufacturing Systems Engineering (1990) from National Technological University - USA.
Peggy Liu Chairperson JUCCCE
Bob Zhu Chief HR Officer of Greater China The Nielsen Company
Xinkai Chen Director of Finance & Operations Hugo Boss
Peggy Liu is Chairperson of JUCCCE, a non-profit organization creating a livable China for us and the planet. She is one of the leading voices on China‘s sustainability landscape and fostering international collaboration with China. Peggy organized the first public dialogue between US and Chinese government officials on clean energy in China, from which JUCCCE was formed. Peggy was honored as a Time Magazine Hero of the Environment, a Foreign Policy’s shaper of US-China relations, a Forbes “Women to Watch in Asia”, World Economic Forum Young Global Leader, the Hillary Step for Climate Change Solutions, China top 50 innovative business leaders by China Business News Weekly. She has served as advisor to Marks & Spencer, FTSE, HP, World Economic Forum, and the Clinton Global Initiative.
Bob Zhu joined Nielsen in 2011 as our Chief HR Officer for Greater China Region. To help drive our sustainable growth in Greater China, Bob and his HR team has been working on to provide a strong organizational support by enhancing Nielsen talent and leadership development programs, advising and coaching leaders and ensuring engagement of associates etc. Before Nielsen, Bob took HR leadership roles with a number of multi-national and China companies including Nike, Capital One and Electronic Arts etc. In 2001, Bob led Navion, a wholly own subsidiary company of Capital One in China, to be ranked as the 10th Best Employer in Asia by Asian Wall Street Journal and the Far Eastern Economic Review.
Mr. Xinkai Chen is Director of Finance & Operations of HUGO BOSS China Retail and General Manager of HUGO BOSS Guangdong Trading. He is responsible for Finance, Logistics, IT and HR & Administration management of HUGO BOSS entities in mainland China. Before joined in HUGO BOSS China, Mr. Chen lived and worked abroad in Singapore, Hong Kong and UK for more than 10 years. He holds a Master degree from CASS Business School and is the Fellow member of ACCA (The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) and Associate member of ACT (Association of Corporate Treasurers).
SOCIAL MEDIA
Welcome to the #HultPrize! We are very excited to have you as part of the team. This year one of Hult Prize’s goals is to leverage Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, and Flickr to help solve some of the world’s most pressing social challenges. We need your help to get the message out! Our hope is to have thought leaders, universities, participants, special guests, and news outlets involved in the conversation happening in New York City and worldwide. We encourage you to get involved in the dialogue online, share your story and connect with others. Stay connected and follow the progress of each of the winning teams around the world by connecting with us on twitter and following #HP15. To become part of the conversation on Twitter please use #innovate2educate and #HP15. Looking forward to chatting with you via Facebook and Twitter, #HultPrize Social Media Team
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REGIONAL FINALISTS Africa University American University in Cairo American University of Nigeria American University of Sharjah Amity University Uttar Pradesh Arizona State University Ashesi University Ashesi University, Ghana Ashoka University Asian Institute of Management Aston University Ateneo de Manila University Audencia School of Management Australian National University Babson College Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology Binus International University Bits Pilani Goa Campus Boise State University Boston College Boumerdes University BRAC University Brandeis University British University in Egypt Brown University California College of the Arts Cambridge Judge Business School (University of Cambridge) Cambridge University Central European University Legal Studies Chinese University of Hong Kong Claremont McKenna College College of Engineering, Pune, India Colorado State University, Fort Collins Columbia University Cornell Johnson Graduate School of Management Cornell University Cranfield School of Management Dankook University Delhi Technological University(Formerly Delhi College of Engineering) Duke University Earlham College Ecole Centrale Paris École Polytechnique Ege University EMI Morocco Emory University ENPC School of International Management Erasmus University - Rotterdam School of Management ESADE Business School ESADE Business School ESADE Business School ESADE Business School ESADE Business School Faculdades Integradas Rio Branco Florida International University Foreign Trade University, Vietnam George Washington University
Georgia Institute of Technology Glasgow Caledonian University Gonzaga University Griffith University Griffith University Harvard Business School Harvard University Hebrew University of Jerusalem HEC Montreal HEC Paris Helwan University Hertie School of Governance Hitotsubashi University Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Duke University University of Tampa Yale University Hult International Business School IE Business School IE Business School IE University IE University IIT Kharagpur IMT Ghaziabad Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur Indian School of Business Indiana University INSEAD International University//Viet Nam National University ISB Indian School of Business Isra University, Islamabd, Pakistan J.F. Oberlin University Jacobs University Bremen Johns Hopkins University KAUST Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University Koc University London School of Economics and Political Science Lund University Manchester Business School Mannheim Business School McGill University Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey Middlesex University MIT Monash University Monterey Institute of International Studies Nanyang Technological University National Chengchi University National Polytechnic University Bamenda National University Of Science and Technology (NUST) National University of Singapore New York University Steinhardt School of Culture, Education and Human Development, New York University
New York University, Abu Dhabi Northeastern University Northwestern University Northwestern University - Kellogg School of Management NYU Ontario College of Art and Design Oregon State University Peking University HSBC Business School Pinchot University Princeton University Queen’s School of Business, Canada RMIT International University Vietnam Rollins College, Crummer Graduate School of Business Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto Rotterdam School of Management Royal College of Art Rutgers University- Newark Sabanci University Saint Mary’s College of California Schulich School of Business Schulich School of Business // York University SciencesPo SDA Bocconi Shanghai Advanced Institute of Finance Sophia University Stanford University Stockholm School of Economics Surya University Tecnologico de Monterrey The American University in Cairo The British University in Egypt The College of William & Mary The Ohio State University The University of Tokyo The University of Virginia Darden School of Business Tsinghua University UC, Irvine Paul Merage Business School at UCI UCLA UIBE Universidad del Valle, Colombia Universidade de Brasilia Universitas Indonesia University of Birmingham University of Calgary University of California, Berkeley University of California, Irvine University of California, San Diego University of California, Santa Barbara University of California, Santa Cruz University of Cambridge University of Cape Town University of Central Florida University of Chicago Booth School of Business University of Cincinnati - Carl H. Lindner College of Business,
REGIONAL FINALISTS University of Exeter University of Ghana University of Hawai’i at Manoa University of Indonesia University of Iowa University of Jordan University of Macau University of Michigan University of Notre Dame University of Nottingham Ningbo China University of Oxford University of Pennsylvania University of Saint Thomas Opus College of Business University of Saskatchewan University of Shanghai for Science and
Technology University of Southern California University of St. Andrews University of Strathclyde University of Tampa University of the West Indies, Mona. University of Toledo University of Toronto University of Toronto Rotman School of Management University of Tunis University of Virginia University of Warwick University of Waterloo University of Western Ontario University of Wisconsin School of Business
University of Zurich UNIVO University UPF Barcelona School of Management Vanderbilt University VERN University of Applied Sciences Villanova University Vlerick Business School Warwick Business School Washington University in St. Louis Western University Xingwei College Yonsei university
THANK YOU
The 6th annual Hult Prize would not have been possible without the support of the Hult family, Hult International Business School President Dr. Stephen Hodges, and the help of hundreds of staff and volunteers. We would like to thank everyone, including the following people for their dedication, hard work, and support throughout the planning and execution of this year’s Challenge: C E N T E R F O R I N N O VAT I O N , E X C E L L E N C E AND LEADERSHIP (IXL) Fernando Onosaki Hitendra Patel Karla Gomes Pamela McNamara Rolando Saavedra Ronald Jonash Samuel Freeman Victor Fernandes C L I N T O N G L O B A L I N I T I AT I V E Fred Poust Monique Aiken Sarah Raassi H U LT P R I Z E Adam Motiwala Alethea Sibois Alexandra Giunta Ashley Willox Benjamin Remos Charlemagne Quinitio Chinedu Anidi Clarissa Taveras Daniel Bjarne Daniel Meyer Dena Samra Einar Bodström Emily Burke Emily Townley Gunnar Link Hallie Moran Henrik Jonson Henrik Totterman
Holly Murphy Husayn Charif James Morrison Jane Russell Jean DeVilleneuve Jennifer Martin Jonah Brotman Joshua Rajkumar Julie Brown Kabir Joshi Kelli Dienhoff Ken Yanhs Kristen Tyrrell Kris Baylon Kyle Higgins Laura Cohen Leticia Gonzalez-Reyes Lindsay Link Magdalena Soszynska Majid Salehizadeh Marjan Mohsenin Michael Tsai Michaela Mencerova Michelle We Muhammad Usman Ngo Lam Nikhil Chaudhry Olga Dyakova Peter Russell Pierre Thomé de Souza Priya Sultan Rebecca Joyce Robert Chater Shawna Routh Silvia Estivill Tanja Levine Thomas Hall Tiffany Casale Tiffany Chan Unggul Dalimunthe Putra Zak Elyazgi H U LT P R I Z E C O M M I T T E E AND VOLUNTEERS Abel Pena Abimbola Ajibade Adebayo Komolafe
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