Asia Social Venture Academy (ASVA) recruits the 200 brightest and most daring young leaders from around Asia and globally to work alongside social entrepreneurs on their challenges and ventures during a powerful five-day social entrepreneurship education program.
The Social Venture Academy is the leading opportunity for young visionaries to explore their passion for social change, collaborate with social entrepreneurs on globally impactful innovations, in order to make a difference in their communities now.
For the first time in Asia in 2011, the Asia Social Venture Academy recruits the 200 brightest and most daring young leaders from around Asia and globally to work alongside social entrepreneurs on their challenges and ventures during a powerful five-day social entrepreneurship program in Hong Kong.
The Academy allows you to:
1. Connect with fresh knowledge, tools, advice, and a network of like-minded young leaders.
2. Make an immediate difference by applying new skills and creativity to solve established social entrepreneurs’ biggest challenges.
3. Go beyond the one-off event. This is the catalyst for the formation of a passionate and skilled tribe of changemakers, committed to creating a positive change in communities around the world.
Event Details
When: Thursday May 19, 2011 at 09:00AM HKT to Sunday May 22, 2011 at 06:00PM HKT
Where: Centre for Entrepreneurship, CUHK, Hong Kong, HK
Fee: US$350 (excluding travel and accommodation) + US$20 Application fee
APPLICATION DEADLINE: Early Bird: 31st December 2010. Normal: 15th February 2011
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