ThoughtBerg launches Campus Ambassador Programme

Updated on: Wednesday, October 27, 2010

ThoughtBerg, a budding For-Social-Profit (FSP) initiative, has launched a unique Campus Ambassador programme. This programme is aimed at fostering social innovation and entrepreneurship amongst college students.

In the first phase, the students will be taken to a boot camp to learn about social innovation and entrepreneurship from real-life innovators & entrepreneurs and come up with an implementation plan from their initial ideation and boot-camp experience.

The second phase will see the students working on implementing their plans and plan and start new initiatives within their campuses to convert them into Innovation and Entrepreneurship hubs.

Any college student is eligible to apply for this programme. To know more, log on to http://ambassadors.thoughtberg.org.

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