ENACTUS-AzUAC

ENACTUS-AzUAC
The ENACTUS (Entrepreneurial Action Us) international program was founded in 1975 by US universities. ENACTUS is an international organization that brings together today's and tomorrow's leaders to create a better and more sustainable world with the positive power of business. The ENACTUS global network includes university students, academic professionals and business leaders.
The relationships established with the ENACTUS network benefit individuals and communities around the world, contributing to the development of a personal and professional environment among the participants. In addition to the community aspect of the program, it is planned to explore ENACTUS's leadership and career initiatives, create significant opportunities for student and alumni exchanges and placement with ENACTUS partner companies.
ENACTUS teams are organized on individual university campuses. ENACTUS World Headquarters has deliberately established very few rules and procedures on how to organize and structure such teams.
There are many ways to organize and manage an ENACTUS team. Each college or university is as unique as the community it serves. This flexibility allows each organization to build its ENACTUS team to suit the needs of its faculty, students, and community.
ENACTUS is an international non-profit organization that works with business and higher education leaders to mobilize university students to develop their skills to become socially responsible business leaders who stand out in their community. Participating students form teams on campus and apply business concepts to develop aid projects that improve the quality of life and living standards of people in need. Annual regional and national competitions ensure that leaders act as judges. Enactus is a partnership, partnership and cooperation between higher education institutions and business structures. As a result of building partnerships and partnerships, student teams learn the principles of free enterprise in the community in which they live, apply their ideas in practice, and share their knowledge with others.
Enactus' main mission is to train student teams to teach the basics of a market economy. ENACTUS is an international organization that brings together today's and tomorrow's leaders to create a better and more sustainable world with the positive power of business. The ENACTUS global network includes university students, academic professionals and business leaders
Enactus Teams
Each Enactus team is organized by the University Society. There are a number of rules and procedures established by Enactus Headquarters regarding the organization and structure of these teams:
Some teams may have only one advisor, while others may have several advisors;
Some teams may have a large number of members, while others may have a relatively small number of students (a minimum of 25 students is required for registration);
Some teams will set certain requirements for membership, while others may allow any interested student to become a member;
Basic parameters
Teams should build their activities by teaching people the following areas:
Market economy;
The ability to succeed;
Entrepreneurship;
Financial literacy;
Business ethics.
In addition, the number of projects to be implemented by the team, which audience will be covered by the project, and whether the training materials to be used by them are original or pre-prepared are at the discretion of each team.
The purpose of the competition
The purpose of the competition is to increase the role of youth in strengthening the economic potential of Azerbaijan, to stimulate youth entrepreneurship, to promote the idea of ​​free enterprise among students, to develop students' organizational, managerial and teamwork skills.
Any student or teacher can participate in the installation of the equipment. Only team members should participate in the question and answer process. No team is allowed to install equipment in the presentation room before it is officially announced. No documents, materials, prizes, etc. related to the competition. materials may not be submitted to the jury. As an exception, 1-page information about team members is provided.