Sayfullah Ammar Computer Science Student, University of Tripoli, Libya and Cohort 2 participant As a computer science student, I usually spend my...

By Victoria Hädler Over the past three months, I’ve had the privilege of coaching students from the Entrepreneurship Exchange coming from Egypt,...

By Samira Mansouri Cohort 2 participant 2nd-year Business Administration student at Université Hassan II, Morocco The Entrepreneurship Exchange...

By Amy Gillett, Vice President - Education, William Davidson Institute at the University of Michigan If Cohort 1 proved this program could work,...

By Mohammed Alzaedi,Undergraduate Student, 2nd year Business Administration, University of Benghazi Participating in the Entrepreneurship Exchange...

By: Tassneem Ayman4th-year Clinical Pharmacy student at Kafrelsheikh University in Egypt Participating in the Entrepreneurship Exchange Program has...

By Yousef Mohamed Abdelmotee, Fourth-Year Medical Student, Galala University, Egypt When I first joined the Entrepreneurship Exchange, I didn’t...

Going into the Entrepreneurship Exchange, I expected to learn about business models and collaboration. But I didn’t expect this program would reshape the way I think about creativity, teamwork, and global problem solving.

Participating in the inaugural cohort of the Entrepreneurship Exchange (EE) program has been an incredible experience. Achieving third place in the pitch competition with my team, Atmo-Drop, was a proud moment and a perfect capstone to weeks of hard work, creativity, and collaboration.

A wellspring of cross-border creativity, hundreds of young innovators, and three standout social enterprise ideas have made Cohort 1 of the Entrepreneurship Exchange an energizing start to this new program.