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Meet the 12 Finalists Competing for the Enterprise Challenge 2025

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From 286 applications, 12 students will be pitching at the Grand Finals of the Enterprise Challenge.

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The Enterprise Challenge is an annual competition designed to support entrepreneurial students by providing mentoring, training, and funding to help turn their business ideas into reality. This year, the competition saw an impressive 286 applications, with 20 students pitching at the semi-finals. From this talented group, 12 semi-finalists were selected to compete for a place in the Grand Finals.

On the 5th of March, team Generator held the semi-finals, where 20 students showcased their innovative ventures to a panel of expert judges. Each participant delivered a compelling 4 minute pitch, demonstrating their vision, business potential, and impact. The event highlighted the diversity of ideas, from social enterprises tackling pressing societal challenges to commercial ventures bringing new solutions to the market.  The esteemed judges included Xander Adeosun, founder of Accelerated Futures; Colin Crooks, social enterprise entrepreneur, author and founder of Tree Sheppherd; François Reynier, founder of Acacia; and Christy Llewellyn, founder of the beauty brand Loste.

Join the Enterprise Challenge Finals

The eleven finalists will pitch their ideas at the Grand Finals on March 26 to a panel of expert judges a Dragon’s Den-style competition.

Get your ticket here to watch the pitches and be the first to see the next Greenwich Entrepreneur of the Year.

Meet the Semi-Finalists

The 12 semi-finalists represent a diverse mix of social and commercial enterprises, each with the potential to make a significant impact.

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Lockify

A secure storage solution designed for convenience and efficiency.

Ananta  Bhattacharjee

Bsc Business Psychology

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Racket Pulse

A performance-tracking device for tennis players.

Serena Shanaia

Mechanical Engineering, BEng Hons

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Nuralingua

An AI-powered translation tool for YouTube videos, making content accessible globally.

Peter Butrus

Business Management (Marketing), BA Hons

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Tender by Plus Organics

A sustainable, organic haircare brand focused on natural ingredients.

Leonora Amoah

Pharmaceutical Sciences, BSc Hons

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Elixir Punch

A natural fruit-based drink offering a fresh alternative to traditional beverages.

Alie Sesay

Business Management (Marketing), BA Hons

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Co-Living Connect

Connecting students with elderly homeowners to offer affordable rent in exchange for skill-sharing.

Yee Teh

MSc (Conversion) Psychology

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Femmesocial Press

An independent publishing house supporting underserved writers.

Petra Palkovacsova

Creative Writing, MA

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Sereia Luxury

A brand developing period-proof swimwear for greater comfort and confidence.

Amanda Gray

Business Psychology, BSc Hons

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Hera Elite Performance

A platform offering mental health support and a community for female athletes.

Eva Barrellon-Kendall

Sports and Exercise Psychology, MSc

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Imperfect Yet Yummy

Cooking workshops for children aimed at reducing food waste.

Monique Dotsey

Events Management and Innovation, BA Hons

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Multiverse Academy

A homeschooling platform providing flexible and accessible education

Diana Pineda

MBA, Master of Business Administration

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Memorii

A health app to educate young people on wellbeing, sexual health and testing.

Lý Minh Anh

FTP Vietnam Finalist

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