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| The summaries below of each
of the Notre Dame Business Plan Competitions are provided so
that you can determine which competition is most appropriate
for your business plan. The Gigot Center staff reserves the
right to make the final “best fit” determination.
If you have questions, please contact the Gigot Center at (574)
631-3042. |
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| 7th
Annual McCloskey Notre Dame Business Plan Competition
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| The Gigot Center for Entrepreneurial
Studies at the Mendoza College of Business is proud to announce
the seventh annual McCloskey Notre Dame Business Plan Competition.
This competition provides a tremendous opportunity for entrepreneurial-minded
members of the Notre Dame community to come together for the
purpose of fostering new business development. Students and
alumni from all colleges within the University are encouraged
to submit new business proposals and compete for a $15,000 grand
prize. Plans must focus on new ventures that have not yet been
launched or are in the earliest stages of launch. Up to $24,000
will be awarded in total prize money. Judges and mentors will
be from within the Notre Dame family, and will include venture
capitalists, private investors, successful entrepreneurs and
business professionals. |
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| 6th
Annual Social Venture Plan Competition |
| Social Venturing or
Social Entrepreneurship is the amazing opportunity to combine
entrepreneurism and a social mission/purpose. Whether it’s
creating a sustainable resource model for providing a light
source in an underdeveloped country, or developing a collaborative
model for a non-profit and for-profit partnership in an inner
city, developing a business plan with a social mission or purpose
is a way to enact these social visions and plan for sustainability.
The Gigot Center for Entrepreneurial Studies at the Mendoza
College of Business is pleased to announce the sixth annual
Notre Dame Social Venture Plan Competition (SVPC). With its
history of social mission, Notre Dame continues to foster a
spirit of collaboration between business and social ventures
through this competition. Participants submit a social venture
plan – a business plan with a social mission/purpose to
compete for more than $7,500 in total prize money. Judges for
the competition will include social entrepreneurs and other
business professionals. This competition is co-sponsored by
the Master of Nonprofit Administration program. |
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