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After months of product development, multiple St Paul’s teams swept the board at the first round of the Young Enterprise Company of the Year Awards last week.
At the Richmond and Kingston showcase, Zenair took home two awards for best presentation and most innovative product. Revive, came runner up and Hex, who have generated revenues of over £2.7k selling their modular beehive and bird feeder system, took home the no.1 prize of best overall company.
In the Hammersmith and Fulham showcase which is made up of joint SPGS and SPS teams, Stick n’ Steam, took home the best marketing award while both Avani who make custom jewellery and HaloX who make discreet safety alarms embedded within cuddly toys, have cumulative revenues of over £2,000, won second and third place in the best overall company award.
As a result, St Paul’s entrepreneurs continue to break records with an unprecedented four teams entering the quarterfinal stages which consists of the entire North, West and South London regions competing at the next round at Rathbones Asset Management in Mayfair on Tuesday 21 April. We wish all of them the very best of luck.
We also had 320 pupils from SPGS and SPS onsite yesterday for Fifth Form Entrepreneurship Day which saw pupils break into 24 teams to develop an original restaurant concept to a panel of judges lead by St Paul’s very own Executive Chef Dan Trace. SAHO, a modern south African restaurant and Gamtae, a novel take on Korean fine dining won the top two awards, with both teams taking home prizes from the pot of £300.
Finally, we had the culmination of the LSE Generate programme on Monday with Plate-up! winning best overall company – this group was a mix of SPGS, Fulham boys and SPS pupils was led by the following key people in the Lower Eighth: Taymour Kotb, John Conte Ireland and Azmere Hassan
Two further companies consisting of Lower Eighths, LockED and Nutriboost came joint runner up and all members received offers of internships this summer at the LSE’s award-winning entrepreneurial hub.
