The application for the first Polish Global Impact Challenge has been started. The contest aims at selecting the most innovative ideas. The idea must be unusual, because presented startup or prototype must positively affect the lives of a billion people over a decade.
The prize in the competition is a two-month stay in the Silicon Valley, where the laureate will be able to implement his idea. Applications will be accepted until April 26, 2018. The organizer of the Polish contest is the Digital University Foundation, the sole representative of Singularity University in Poland. Talented scientists, engineers, startup entrepreneurs and entrepreneurs are invited for the competition. The final with a maximum of 10 projects will take place on May 24 and 25 in Warsaw.
The jury consists of: Sebastian Kulczyk; Regina Njima (Singularity University); Supreet Singh Manchanda (business angel, Silicon Valley) and Jowita Michalska (Digital University Foundation)
