3,500 students from universities and colleges and business leaders from 35 countries descended on San Jose, California for the 2018 Enactus World Cup. The Enactus World Cup 2018 hosted 3,500 students from 1,700 universities and colleges based in 35 countries from 9-11 October in San Jose, California, US to showcase how they would apply business innovation and entrepreneurial action to create global social impact. The event is the culmination of more than a year's work, with 7

The Enactus Canada World Cup has been awarded to a group of students from Lambton College in Sarnia, Ont. for their project, One Seed. The victory also includes a hefty $50,000 US prize. The students partnered with a Chatham-based group of agronomists called Southwest Ag Partners — going to Zambia, Africa twice a year to develop the best farming techniques and practices for the land. "The championship team has developed sustainable solutions which set a new pace of leadership

After six years, 25 trips to Zambia, 395 students, thousands of kilometres, hundreds of presentations, and hours of hard work and dedication, Enactus Lambton is number one. Lambton Team Canada. The best in the world. This innovative student group, which formed in early 2012, is celebrating victory after being crowned World Champions at the 2018 Enactus World Cup, which took place in San Jose, California this week. The Lambton College team competed with 30 other international

Ultimate Showcase of Entrepreneurial Action Set to Return to San Jose in ‘19 (San Jose, CA) October 12, 2018 – The Enactus Canada team from Lambton College was named Enactus World Cup 2018 Champion last evening and awarded the Ford Better World Award of $50,000USD. The top 3 runners-up from Enactus Egypt at October 6 University, Cairo; Enactus India at Shri Ram College of Commerce, New Delhi and Enactus Morocco at Mohammadia School of Engineers, Rabat also earned Ford Better