A changemaker senses that the world is moving and steps into it. You are a student, a recent graduate, or a young professional. You want to use your skills for something that really matters. You want to meet new people, gain real experience, and discover where you make a difference.
In the Green Business Challenge, you participate in a team that researches, builds, pitches, and delivers. You work with people who are also switched on. You feel that immediately.

Today's challenges call for new energy. For people who think fast, collaborate smartly, and dare to turn ideas into action. Green Business Challenge provides the space for that.
You work on issues currently facing companies and organizations.
In a short time, you will learn more about collaborating, pitching, analyzing, and building.
You meet experts, challenge owners, and other changemakers who want to move forward, just like you.
From energy to circularity, from digitalization to bio-based innovation, every Challenge calls for people who want to *do*. You receive a briefing, join a team, and build towards a pitch full of substance and energy.
We are not looking for passive listeners. We are looking for the people who would rather fail while trying than succeed in doing nothing.
You have an affinity for technology, business, or policy and want to apply this immediately.
Uncertainty doesn't scare you; you see it as room to navigate.
You understand that the solution to energy also has social and economic layers.


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hello@greenbusinesschallenge.nlYou work with a team on a client's problem. You research, brainstorm, test, refine, and pitch your outcome at the end of the Challenge.
Curiosity, motivation, and the will to help build are the most important. You will grow rapidly during the Challenge.
That depends on the edition. Some Challenges last two days, others continue longer.
Practical experience, a stronger network, a clearer view of your future, and a significant boost in self-confidence.
For students, recent graduates, and young professionals aged 18 to 30 who want to apply their skills to transition themes.
That varies by edition. Participation is often free of charge or designed to be very accessible.