Welcome to the 2013 Global Enterprise Challenge

The Global Enterprise Challenge is an online international enterprise skills competition held for high school students on 15 June, 2013.

Results from the 2013 Global Enterprise Challenge

2013 GEC Winner

Stuyvesant High School, United States of America

View team profile & entry.

2013 Creativity Award

Academy for the Advancement of Science and Technology, United States of America

View team profile & entry.

Regional winners

Asia / Pacific

Young Enterprise Trust, New Zealand. View team profile & entry.

Europe / Middle East / Africa

The Gregg School, England. View team profile & entry.

The Americas

Stuyvesant High School, USA. View team profile & entry.

Watch the video announcing the results from the 2013 Global Enterprise Challenge.

National awards: (countries who submitted more than 5 teams)
Australia: Knox Grammar School, South Korea: Team 1 - Real Punk Bees, USA: Stuyvesant High School

The 2013 Challenge

Team spotlight

GEC Korea 6 - Korea, Republic of
GEC Korea 2 - Korea, Republic of
Sayyidina Hasan Secondary School - Brunei Darussalam
Pembrokeshire College - United Kingdom
Gorce Petrov High School - Macedonia, the former Yugoslav Republic of

Twitter feed #2013GEC

Big ups from hosts @Massey_Uni to team @WarehouseStat champions of Asia Pacific #2013GEC Rocked it! http://t.co/UCEYVTwDD1

by Kathryn Farrow

RT @GECevent: The trophies have just arrived at GEC HQ! Global, Creativity, 3 Regional & 3 Nationals. Getting exciting! #2013GEC http://t.c…

by planetOGLE

Timetable for #2013GEC Winners' announcement 17th June:- AEST 5pm CEST 9am CDT 2am

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What is the GEC?

The Global Enterprise Challenge (GEC) gathers together high school students from around the world to compete in an international, online event which develops their knowledge and experience of enterprise through a shared practical experience.

Why participate?

The GEC provides young people with the opportunity to develop the skills necessary to assist them in the transition from school to work, including the ability to create and manage personal, community, business and work opportunities.

How to get involved

Participation in the GEC is open to teams of up to ten students who were born in 1995, 1996 or 1997 and still attending high school. There is a limit of one team per high school, while there is no limit to the number of teams entered per country.