The orientation program for the Hult Prize competition was successfully conducted at People’s Campus, with 72 participants. The event, designed to introduce this global platform to aspiring changemakers, was led by Garima Shrestha, National Community Leader of Hult Prize.

The program began with a warm welcome and introduction by Ayusha Adhikari, former Campus Director of Hult Prize at People’s Campus. A ceremonial plant-watering ritual followed, symbolizing growth and sustainability, led by Campus Chief Manoj Bahadur Kunwar and BBA Coordinator Rajendra Raya. The Campus Chief also delivered an inspiring speech, encouraging students to seize the opportunities offered by the Hult Prize.

Bikash Timsina, Campus Director of Hult Prize at People’s Campus, addressed the attendees with a welcome speech, emphasizing the program’s objectives and potential impact. The highlight of the orientation was an insightful session by Ms. Garima Shrestha, who provided a detailed overview of the opportunities and transformative power of the Hult Prize. Her interactive session was well-received and followed by a dynamic Q&A session with the audience.

Bikash Timsina presented a token of appreciation to Garima Shrestha. The event concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks delivered by Deputy Campus Director Rozim Maharjan, who acknowledged the efforts of all participants and organizers.

The program wrapped up with a networking tea session, fostering informal interactions among attendees. Participants praised the event for its insightful content and engaging format, leaving them inspired and motivated to explore their potential through the Hult Prize.

The orientation wrapped up with a tea session, fostering networking and informal discussions among participants. The event was praised for its meaningful interactions and well-structured agenda, leaving attendees motivated to embark on their Hult Prize journey.