Algonquin College student Olivier Niyonshima competed this past weekend at the Hult Prize Canadian finals at McGill University in
Montreal. He advanced to the national stage and described the experience as both valuable and motivating.
The Hult Prize is one of the world’s largest student entrepreneurship competitions. Each year, it challenges young innovators to build social enterprises that address global issues. The winning team receives one million dollars in seed funding to launch or scale their venture. National finalists, like Niyonshima, competed for the chance to represent their country at the global accelerator. Continue reading
