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Meet Wilford Mwanza, the 2017 Enactus Alumni of the Year, Under 30 award winner. Wilford is a 2016 graduate of the University of Zimbabwe and has been active with Enactus for five years. Just a few of Wilford’s notable achievements since graduation include: appointment as a Mandela Washington Fellow in the Young African Leaders Initiative […]

In a close competition, Team India has emerged as the winner of the 2017 Enactus World Cup. Enactus is an international non-profit dedicated to inspiring students to take entrepreneurial action to improve the lives of others. The Enactus World Cup is an annual event featuring the best social innovation projects created by the top university […]

Today eight best-in-class student teams from around the world presented how they are using entrepreneurial action and business innovation to tackle the global water and food waste crises in The Water Race and 1 Race 2 End Waste. In The Water Race, Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business from India won for their Project Raahat, which […]

This year, the Enactus World Cup project presentations by top college teams include an initiative that empowers refugees to earn an income by recounting cultural narratives in cooking classes within local communities, schools and businesses, a social enterprise driven by women who repurpose industrial waste into recycled paper, and a water purification project paired with […]

Running through 30 September, a total of 3,500 student, academic and business leaders from around the world have gathered in Toronto for the Enactus World Cup. The event is one of the biggest university business innovation competitions in the world. Held annually, the Enactus World Cup is a show of excellence featuring entrepreneurial projects for […]

THOUSANDS OF STUDENT, ACADEMIC & BUSINESS LEADERS WILL UNITE TO SHOWCASE PROJECTS OF BUSINESS INNOVATION FOR SOCIAL IMPACT. A select group of 3,500 student, academic and business leaders from around the world will gather at the 2016 Enactus World Cup from 28 to 30 September at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. Students’ entrepreneurial projects that […]

There’s been a changing of the guard in Canada, so to speak. For the past nine years, two schools have dominated the national championship, but after a tough competition this year, a new university has earned the right to represent Canada at the Enactus World Cup this October in Johannesburg. With 58 competing teams and over 1,400 people in attendance, the 2015 Enactus Canada National Competition, which took place 11-13 May in Toronto at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, was the biggest yet.