2nd prize at the 25th edition of the Young Entrepreneurs Competition
The CAS mini-enterprise project, created by 1st-year Baccalaureate students Cristina Acha, Susana Mora and Alba Elías as part of the Business Economics subject, received an award at the 25th Young Entrepreneurs Contest of Nebrija University (Madrid).
Among the 70 participating teams from all over Spain, the CAS project won the 2nd prize, which it collected in Madrid in the final phase of the contest involving the 16 best proposals.
CAS is a proposal designed by three girls aged 16-17 that aims to promote women's health and care for the planet through biodegradable and sustainable feminine hygiene products. It won 2nd place among the 70 entries.
The ALLP project, created by Lola Costa, Paula Guix, Lucía Lorente, Ainhoa Rodríguez, also 1st-year Baccalaureate students, was a finalist at this national entrepreneurship contest.
Nebrija University, in collaboration with several companies and institutions, organises the Young Entrepreneurs Award every year, with the aim of promoting the entrepreneurial spirit among Baccalaureate and Vocational Studies students.
This contest is intended to give young pre-university students the opportunity to showcase their entrepreneurial abilities, creativity, organisation and enthusiasm by defining and conceptualising a business creation project.
Conceiving an idea, developing a business idea, evaluating investment alternatives, defending proposals before a panel of experts... these are some of the challenges that the participants must overcome.
An excellent opportunity to grow academically and personally.
