Undergraduate students’ pitching success sees them head to Singapore 

Fourth year undergraduate students Adam Diab, Callum Samuel, Ewan McCall and Josh Duncan, who all do International Business with Business Enterprise, have won an undergraduate pitching competition at the Hunter Centre which means they are set to attend the Singapore University of Social Sciences’ (SUSS) Global Impact StartUp Challenge 2025 in July. 

The final year students will be flying out for 10 days to Singapore to join students from ASEAN, China and India to collaborate with fellow changemakers across borders, build and pitch their impact venture and immerse themselves in one of Asia’s most dynamic startup cities – Singapore. 

The students will be focusing on ideas surrounding the care economy and the challenge of aging in today’s society and will be collaborating with fellow changemakers across borders while building and pitching thier impact venture.  

They will be learning practical entrepreneurship skills through Lean Startup Methodology, visiting key innovation hubs in Singapore, be given complimentary access to the Geronpreneurship Innovation Festival and will receive a Certificate of Completion from SUSS. 

Published: 22 May 2025