Entries Opened For “Mcdan Entrepreneurship Challenge: Season 2”

The reality television show will see the ultimate winner walk away with funding and mentoring support of up to a $100,000.

It is our pleasure to announce the opening of entries for the McDan Entrepreneurship Challenge Season 2. The reality television show will see the ultimate winner walk away with funding and mentoring support of up to a $100,000. Entrepreneurs with innovative startups and ideas solving Africa’s pressing problems are encouraged to visit http://www.mcdanchallenge.com/ to learn more about the competition and apply. Applications close on 28th February, 2020. There is no age limit for applicants.

Background

Business mogul Dr. Daniel McKorley, Executive Chairman of McDan Group and McDan Foundation, is investing over $100,000 to support young, enterprising people with bankable ideas to create jobs, deepen entrepreneurship culture and produce more millionaires in the country.

Youth unemployment remains the biggest national security threat to our dear country and the McDan Entrepreneurship Challenge is a strategic platform for empowering the youth to overcome this danger with funding and mentorship to create not only their own jobs but expand the economy for wealth creation. The reality TV show will be aired on selected TV stations across the country over a 13 – week period. This will make it possible for members of the public to participate and learn some entrepreneurial skills for their own use.

The McDan Entrepreneurship Challenge is being organized by TEN Ghana, an organisation that promotes the ‘create your own job’ spirit among young people in the country. Partner institutions include the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA), National Entrepreneurship and Innovation Plan (NEIP), Ministry of Business Development, and Active Media. Once again, you can visit http://www.mcdanchallenge.com/ to apply to be part of the competition or to learn more.

McDan Entrepreneurship Challenge: Employment through Entrepreneurship.

The McDan Entrepreneurship Challenge is funded by McDan Foundation.

Kelvin Atuguba

Founder, TEN Ghana

Kelvin.atugba@tenghana.org (0242726051)

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