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Network engagement opportunitiesSlide2
What are we covering here?
Enactus Canada Activities and
Events
Enactus
Careers
Enactus
Connects
Project Partnerships
Online Training
Awards and Bursaries
Community Service Leadership
Competition Overview
Student Entrepreneur
National CompetitionSlide3
Enactus
Careers
Enactus
Careers helps you develop your
leadership skills
and provides you with access to exclusive
career development
opportunities
Apply for
new job opportunities
Build your
professional networkSlide4
Register for the talent community
There are a variety of
career
options
Examples include:
Accounting
Administration
Business Development/Consulting
Communications and Media
Customer Service
Engineering
Entrepreneurship
Finance and Financial Services
Human Resources
IT and Development
Management
Marketing
Merchandising
Operations
Production
Project Management
Sales
Supply ChainSlide5
Our corporate
PartnersSlide6
Enactus
career ambassadors
Serves as the local
Enactus
Careers representative at each school
Keeps your team up-to-date with available
job opportunities
Invites you to
workshops
, networking forums and roundtable discussions
Provides you with information on scholarships, awards and bursaries Slide7
For more information
Contact
your
Enactus team’s
Enactus
Career Ambassador
or
Heather Norris
Manager,
Enactus
Careers
Phone
: 416.304.1566
ext.225 I Mobile: 647.389.5085
Email: heather@enactus.ca
I Twitter: @EnactusCareers Slide8
Enactus
connects
A
mentorship platform
that allows for:
Offering of mentorship on topics of expertise
Requesting of mentorship on topics of interest
Sharing and viewing of resources
Networking Slide9
Enactus
connects
DONORS
TEAMS
FACULTY
ALUMNI
STUDENTSSlide10
Enactus
connects
Topics
of Mentorship:
Project and Team Operations
Professional Development
Personal Development
Entrepreneurship
Etc. Slide11
Launch date: January 2015Slide12
Project partnerships
What’s a Project Partnership?
A project partnerships is an initiative run as a joint effort by Enactus Canada and a donor. Project partnerships have two objectives:
Deliver programming in the community that is important to the donor and the Enactus team
Drive the growth of the Enactus program in Canada through an increase in resourcesSlide13
2014-2015 Project partnerships
BDC Entrepreneurs First
Genworth
Financial Education
RBC Newcomer Advancement
Student Entrepreneur
Tim
Hortons
Making a True Difference
Unleash Your Inner Entrepreneur
Walmart Women’s Economic Empowerment
… more to be confirmed!Slide14
Online training
This year the Enactus Canada national office will be increasing the amount of online training we deliver.
Keep up to date on when these will be happening through our newsletter,
Facebook
and Twitter!Slide15
Awards and bursaries
Student Leader of the Year
HSBC Woman Leader of the Year
Project Manager of the Year
JDEF of the Year
Rookie Faculty Advisor of the Year
Campus Administration of the Year
BAB Member of the Year
Alumnus/a of the Year
Founder’s Bursary (10 bursaries of $2,500)
Gwyn Morgan Bursary for Principled Leadership ($2,500)
Dave Henderson Bursary for Entrepreneurial Leadership ($2,500)Slide16
Community service leadership
This year the Enactus Canada
is launching a community service leadership award to recognize the efforts of hardworking students.
Bronze: 100 hours
Silver: 500 hours
Gold: 1000 hoursSlide17
COMPETITION OVERVIEW
There are three competitions which Canadian Enactus teams are involved in:
Regional Expositions
National Exposition
World CupSlide18
Why competitions?
Platform for best practice sharing
Focus of the year
Platform to highlight projects
Healthy spirit of competition
Encourages reflection
Networking opportunity
Helps showcase the hard work you’ve all done to the business community, which consecutively helps grow the network
A lot of fun
!Slide19
COMPETITION OVERVIEW -
regionals
Regional Competitions are where teams have the opportunity to present their project(s) that relate to a specific need in one of three challenges:
Capital One Financial Education and Inclusion Challenge*******
TD Entrepreneurship Challenge
Scotiabank
EcoLiving
Green Challenge
Teams are allowed to present the same project in multiple competitions
However, Enactus teams should have three separate presentation teams to present (one in each challenge)Slide20
COMPETITION OVERVIEW -
regionals
Challenges have a special emphasis on a need that has been identified by the Enactus Canada National Office and a donor
This presentation is a complementary presentation that is separate from the Enactus Overall National CompetitionSlide21
COMPETITION OVERVIEW -
regionals
This is an opportunity to:
Foster relationships between donor representatives and Enactus teams
Provide more diverse challenges and presentation opportunitiesSlide22
COMPETITION OVERVIEW -
regionals
All teams compete at the Regional Expositions
Teams compete in leagues at each Regional Exposition
The winner of each league is chosen to go on to the final round of competition held at the National Exposition
You do not need to win at the Regional Competition to compete in the overall Enactus Competition at the National Exposition
Please utilize the appropriate competition handbooksSlide23
COMPETITION OVERVIEW – regionals (sample diagram)Slide24
COMPETITION OVERVIEW - nationals
All teams attend and compete at the National Exposition regardless of Regional Exposition results
This is the overall and most important competition of the entire Enactus year
All teams will compete based on the overall Enactus Judging Criterion
One rookie team will be named Rookie National Champion
From all Canadian teams, one overall National Champion will be selected to represent our country at the 2015
Enactus
World Cup in South AfricaSlide25
COMPETITION OVERVIEW - nationalsSlide26
The Judging processSlide27
The Judging process
Judges are taken through an in-depth orientation process.
A judge orientation video is used as part of this process.
The judging process is the same in every country!
Each Judge swears to uphold the Judges’ Oath.Slide28
The Judging process
During each presentation, Judges use the Individual Team Evaluation (ITE) Form to assess each team.
Judges use the
Cumulative Evaluation Form (CEF)
to assign ranks to teams.
One or more veteran judges serve as the League Coordinator and facilitate the competition process in the room.Slide29
The Judging process
Completed ITE Forms from all rounds of competition will be available for collection after competition. CEF however will not be made available to teams.
Remember, judges are evaluating you on how well all your projects meet the
overall
judging criterion. Slide30
The World Cup
After the National Exposition is over, you should make plans to attend the Enactus World Cup
Enactus puts on the “John Dobson Accelerator Program” for Enactus teams
Learning from the best teams in the world will drive the Canadian program forward
Beijing, China: October 22 – 24, 2014
Johannesburg, South Africa: [DATE]Slide31
Enactus
world cup videoSlide32
Student Entrepreneur National Competition
Canada’s only program dedicated solely to recognizing full-time student entrepreneurs
$1,000 cash prize for Regional winners, $10,000 cash prize for National winner
We need your help – nominate students at your school on our website:
www.enactus.ca
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What are we covering here?
External Events and Activities
CEO for a
Day
Next 36
Venture for CanadaSlide34
Open to third and fourth year students
, CEO for a Day is a program run by global search firm Odgers Berndtson that will help you gain valuable career skills and experience.
Through a 4-stage selection process, the program is designed to
uncover some of Canada’s most promising future leaders
and give them an opportunity to walk in the shoes of a senior executive.
Up to 20 finalists
will be chosen to spend a day shadowing a CEO in 4 major Canadian cities – Montreal, Toronto, Calgary and Vancouver.
What is CEO for a Day?Slide35
CEO FOR A DAY VIDEOSlide36
Companies participating in this
year’s program include:Slide37
Find out more at www.ceox1day.ca
Application Deadline is November 7, 2014Slide38
apply.thenext36.ca
| @next36Slide39
apply.thenext36.ca
| @next36
Enactus
N36ers – 2011 to 2013
Michael Cheng
Simon Fraser
University
Jean-Philippe
Leroux
St. Mary's
University
Philippe
Vennes
Bishop's University
Emilie Cushman
University of Windsor
Alyssa Aitkens
University of Windsor
Simon
Jalbert
St. Mary’s UniversitySandra Cinq-Mars
Bishop’s UniversitySamantha Phelan Memorial University
Amy BerardThomson Rivers
University Slide40
apply.thenext36.ca
| @next36
Enactus
N36ers – 2014
Chantelle
Buffie
Simon Fraser University
Tagg
Jefferson
UBC
Alessia
Vetesse
Queen’s University
Jonathan Yam
University of Toronto
Susie Pan
Queen’s UniversitySlide41
Why The Next 36?
Up to
$65K
in capital
Mentorship from Top Entrepreneurs & Business Leaders
World-Class Faculty
An Extensive Peer and Alumni Network
Incredible Partners and ResourcesSlide42
October 27th
Pre-NSW
Summer Phase
National Selection
Weekend
Final Application
Deadline
The Next 36
Arrive in Toronto
Venture Day
Continue With
Ventures
National Phase
Program Timeline
Entrepreneurship Institute
January
Early May
Mid AugustSlide43
info@thenext36.ca | jon@thenext36.ca
www.apply.thenext36
.ca
/thenext36
@next36
Early Application Deadline is Sept. 30Slide44
Next 36 videoSlide45
Venture for
canada
Venture for Canada is a career accelerator for recent grads who want to learn how to build a business while making an impact.
VFC
Fellows get training and join a startup in a Canadian city, where they live and work for two years at one of our partner companies.
They
learn hands-on what it takes to build a company, while getting the mentorship, network, and ongoing support they need to become successful entrepreneurs. Slide46
Venture for
canadaSlide47
Venture for America videoSlide48
Applications
There are five different application deadlines.
Apply early! The first two deadlines are as follows:
1
st
: September 30
th, 2014
2
nd
: October 30
th, 2014More information at www.ventureforcanada.org Slide49
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