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The ECSEL Initiative is made possible through the generosity of Mr. William Schoenfeld, a businessman and philanthropist based Hong Kong. He believes in the power of talented, hardworking young people to change the world for the better by creating transformative businesses. He created the first ECSEL project in 2008, where 11 Chinese students were given scholarships to attend CGI U. Now, with the help of the partners listed below, ECSEL is growing to include more students and offer an expanded program. If you would like to join with ECSEL in the 2010 project or in future work, please visit the link to the left. |
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Qifang is an open platform and online community with the singular purpose of giving everyone a way to pay for their education. Leveraging the latest in web and community technologies, Qifang efficiently brokers data and relationships through a transparent platform built on trust to connect and assist everyone involved in education finance. Qifang is committed to maximize social benefits through a sustainable business model. |
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The University of the Pacific is a Private University in Stockton, California, originally affiliated with the United Methodist Church. The university was chartered on July 10, 1851, in Santa Clara under the name “California Wesleyan College.” In 1858, the college opened the first medical school on the West Coast. The medical school later became part of Stanford and is now California Pacific Medical Center. Previously known as “COP” and then “UOP,” the school is primarily known by the nickname of “Pacific” to avoid any association with University of Phoenix. |
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51Sim is a not for profit organization that aims to alleviate poverty in developing economies through the delivery of ecological and social projects with long term tangible outcomes. These projects are developed in conjunction with our group of partners which include forward-thinking NGOs and academics, and leading private sector companies and media groups with strong commitments to promoting innovative, sustainable projects that have tangible outcomes. |
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The ECSEL project began as a Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) “Commitment to Action,” those initiatives undertaken by CGI members to use their skills and resources to better the world. CGI and its university program, Clinton Global Initiative University (CGI-U) are both projects of the William J Clinton Foundation. After leaving the White House, President Clinton created the Foundation to focus on worldwide issues that demand urgent action, solutions, and measurable results -- global climate change, HIV/AIDS in the developing world, childhood obesity and economic opportunity in the United States, and economic development in Africa and Latin America. |
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Ashoka is the largest association of social entrepreneurs in the world — men and women with system‑changing solutions for the world’s most urgent social problems. Since its founding over 25 years ago, Ashoka has provided start-up financing, professional support services, and connections to a global network of more than 2,000 leading social entrepreneurs - elected as Ashoka Fellows - in 70 countries. Ashoka is now a professional home for all entrepreneurial individuals, from the business and social sectors, and a platform for the growing global network of people dedicated to changing the world. |
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Youth Business Development China is the China chapter for the Youth Business Development International initiative of the Oxford Said Business School. Founded in 2007, YBDC is a student-led organization that strives to empower Chinese young social entrepreneurs and promote social entrepreneurship in China by providing competition, training, networking opportunities and support to current and future social entrepreneurs. YBDC empowers young people to think critically about how they can make the world a better place, and then provides them with the funding, opportunity and tools to bring about change. |
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The Foundation for Youth Social Entrepreneurship (FYSE) is a regional organization focusing on building an entrepreneurial environment for young people in Asia. Our programs the Paragon fellowship and the annual Paragon conference provide unique platforms to identify, nurture and connect the most inspiring young social Changeleaders and entrepreneurs in Asia with youth to drive real change in their communities. Our motto : Unlocking Potential. Igniting Ideas. Empowering Actions. |
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Founded by a group of Chinese college students, serving as an online information exchange to link the youth with various student competitions, WeCanCompete aims to empower the youth to discover their potential and develop their confidence from competitions.Meanwhile, WeCanCompete cooperates with national and international companies and organizations, providing online media promotion and consultancy for their brand competitions and helping companies and organizations to strengthen their fame among specific target youth group through effective competition marketing and planning. |
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AIESEC is the world’s largest student-run organization. Active in over 1700 universities across more than 107 countries and territories, our international platform enables young people to explore and develop their leadership potential for them to have a positive impact in society. |
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Peter F. Drucker Academy’s mission is to make available to China’s knowledge workers the study and practice of Peter Drucker’s legacy. Our vision is to foster a prosperous, fair and healthy society through training and education of college students and leaders from business enterprises, government, non-profit organizations. After years of searching for the best way to implement Corporate Social Responsibility, we announced Peter F. Drucker Centennial Awards for Corporate Social Integration (CSI) that recognizes business entities which strive to achieve Corporate Social Integration with innovative ideas and strategies. Besides, we announced Peter F. Drucker Centennial Awards for Innovation in Civil Society that recognizes civic and social organizations and institutions that employ methods of innovation, strategies of innovation, or systems and structures for innovation practices in their institution or organization to advance social, cultural, environmental and economic well-being. These organizations and institutions include NGOs, NPOs, schools, churches, religious organizations, charities, civic groups, clubs, foundations and other non-commercial and non-governmental bodies. |
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The Social Entrepreneurship Business Competition (SEBC) has been launched with the purpose to encourage entrepreneurs think creatively about (for- profit) business solutions. SEBC invites teams of MBA students from across Mainland China to submit their business ideas or solutions on innovative social enterprise. |
