Moguls in the Making Competition Empowers HBCU Students
Empowering Future Leaders
The recent Moguls in the Making competition hosted by Ally Financial and the Thurgood Marshall College Fund has been a game-changer for 50 students from Historically Black Colleges and Universities. This competition not only provided a platform for these students to showcase their entrepreneurial skills but also offered them the opportunity to win over $200k in scholarships and prizes. The highlight of the event was the tie between two teams for first place, which resulted in each student receiving a $20,000 scholarship and a guaranteed internship.
A Week of Inspiration
Throughout the week-long event, the students were not only challenged to develop innovative solutions to address economic mobility challenges in Detroit but were also inspired by guest speakers. Ally’s CEO Michael Rhodes and government leaders shared their perspectives on economic mobility and the efforts being made to revitalize Detroit. Additionally, the students were treated to an exciting surprise from “The Jennifer Hudson Show” that is set to air on October 25th.
Impact on HBCU Students
The impact of the Moguls in the Making competition on HBCU students cannot be overstated. Not only did it provide them with valuable opportunities for mentorship and networking, but it also empowered them to believe in their own potential to make a difference in their communities. By recognizing and rewarding their entrepreneurial spirit, this competition has set a new standard for success among HBCU students.
Impact on the World
The ripple effects of the Moguls in the Making competition will be felt far beyond the event itself. By showcasing the talent and creativity of HBCU students, this competition has brought attention to the importance of diversity and inclusion in entrepreneurship. It has also highlighted the potential for innovative solutions to address economic mobility challenges, not just in Detroit but in communities across the country. As these students go on to pursue their careers and implement their ideas, they will continue to impact the world in positive and meaningful ways.
Conclusion
In conclusion, the Moguls in the Making competition has been a transformative experience for HBCU students, providing them with the resources, mentorship, and encouragement they need to succeed in the world of entrepreneurship. As we look towards the future, it is clear that these students are poised to make a significant impact on their communities and the world at large. We can only imagine the great things that they will achieve as they continue to build on the foundation laid by this competition.
