The University of Bristol’s New Enterprise Competition (NEC) is a business start-up competition which allows students, staff and alumni to pitch for a share of over £40,000, including legal support and business acceleration services, to accelerate their vision for a commercial or social enterprise.
Winner: E2E, Ilham Said (fourth year Aerospace Engineering) and Dogba Djaze (third year Aerospace Engineering) - £3,000 Engineers in Business Prize
Winner of the People's Prize, E2E received 640 out of the 2,494 available votes. E2E empowers students and academics through peer to peer conversations - it provides students, academics, and businesses with a space to connect and solve problems, breaking down barriers that can hinder stimulating conversations one question at a time.
Winner of the People's Prize, E2E received 640 out of the 2,494 available votes. E2E empowers students and academics through peer to peer conversations - it provides students, academics, and businesses with a space to connect and solve problems, breaking down barriers that can hinder stimulating conversations one question at a time.
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The Engineers in Business prize fund allows us to flexibly support engineering students and therefore engineering related ideas through the framework of our 20-year strong New Enterprise Competition.
Katie Martin, Student Enterprise and SME Development Manager