
Abrams Sustainable Business Challenge
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Abrams Sustainable Business Challenge
Sustainable business pitch competition run by the Baumhart Center for Social Enterprise & Responsibility and the School of Environmental Sustainability. A year-long immersive experience that ran for three cohorts (2022–2024). Now concluded.
Also known as: Abrams Challenge
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Not listed
Funding available
Equity
None
Application
Annual
Undergraduate Students, Graduate Students · Institution Wide
Last activity
2024-12-31
Inactive
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Abrams Sustainable Business Challenge
Annual sustainable business pitch competition for Loyola students, hosted by the Baumhart Center and School of Environmental Sustainability. Ran for three years (2022–2024) with $45,000 in total prize money. Described as concluded on the Baumhart Center website.
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Loyola University Chicago Entrepreneurship Ecosystem — Research Report
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