Social Entrepreneurship - Global Social Venture Competition
Judge
Be an investor. A judge. A mentor. An angel. Representatives of corporations, foundations and venture capital firms will have the opportunity to network with their fellow leaders in the social venture field, matching interest and discussing developments. You'll have a preview of rising MBA talent and the most promising projects. And you'll be part of an effort to encourage social entrepreneurship as a regular part of MBA education, enhance the number and quality of social venture initiatives and increase deal flow throughout the sector.
Mentoring is a key component of the success of the Global Social Venture Competition. Entrant teams build relationships with members of the business community – seasoned high-profile professionals who provide indispensable advice, guidance and networks that endure beyond the competition. These mentors and their networks can be prospective advisers, board members, additional management team members or potential investors.
2007 Judges
We are grateful to the experts who generously gave their time and expertise to judge the London Regional Finals of the GSVC.
Chris Brown, Igloo Regeneration
Dr Eva Nathusius, Munich Technical University
Ute Roelen, McKinsey/Previous Finalist
Professor James Tooley, Newcastle University
Evan Edwards, Barnados Social Enterprise
Rod Schwartz, Catalyst Fund
Alison White, Business Link London
Geoff Tudhope, Merryck/Cafe Direct
Michele Giddens, Bridges Community Ventures
Michael Norton, Unltd
Malcolm Fox, Strategic Environmental Management Ltd
Maggie Brenneke, SustainAbility
Jeremy Nicholls, Cats Pyjamas
We are also grateful to the 70 current students and recent alumni who participated in the Executive Summary Judging round.
