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As part of their "Ecomagination" campaign, GE has teamed up with Dow Jones to issue a great sounging business plan challenge: ECOnomics. The contest is offering up to $50,000 for a winning business plan that demonstrates how "green" business is "good" business. It's open to all university and MBA students with a deadling of December 15th.
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GE has teamed up with Dow Jones to issue a great sounding business plan challenge: ECOnomics. The contest is offering up to $50,000 for a winning business plan that demonstrates how green business is good business. It's open to all university and MBA s... [Read More]
» GE ECOnomics contest from PSD Blog - The World Bank Group - Private Sector Development
GE has teamed up with Dow Jones to issue a great sounding business plan challenge: ECOnomics. The contest is offering up to $50,000 for a winning business plan that demonstrates how green business is good business. It's open to all university and MBA s... [Read More]
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