The University of Adelaide's echallenge 2009
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First Place is awarded to ProScale.
ProScales works through a touchscreen and removes the space limitations on food labelling. [read more]
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The Entrepreneurs' Challenge is a business plan competition targeted at university students, general and professional staff (from any discipline). This competition is also open to students/staff from other universities, TAFE and the broader community.
The echallenge is open to teams of two to six people to develop a business plan for a new, previously unfunded concept.
The competition aims to foster the successful development of new ideas into investment-ready, early-stage companies. The echallenge stimulates innovation and entrepreneurship and creates genuine commercial prospects for the benefit of South Australia.
The competition also educates entrants about the process of getting a viable business idea off the ground. And with thousands in prizes, it is certainly more than an exercise in writing a good business plan!
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Benefits of taking the challenge
Benefits of taking the echallenge include the opportunity to:
- Win up to $50,000 in cash and prizes
- Attend business and entrepreneurial workshops, receive team mentoring from an industry professional and then judged by high profile business professionals
- Network with high profile people from companies such as:
Just taking part will give you access to experts and entrepreneurs who will help you develop your ideas. Past competitors have gone on to run highly successful businesses.
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