Cambridge Climate Challenge training: What works in Climate Entrepreneurship and what doesn’t (with pizza!)

For postgraduate students and postdoctoral researchers 

This year's Climate Challenge competition has a final prize of £5,000. Attend training sessions to learn how to pitch a solution, and build a team with fellow postgrads and postdocs.

The next session focusses on ‘What works and what doesn’t in Climate Entrepreneurship’, delivered by Carbon13 CEO Dr Nicky Dee (as seen in The Times).

Enjoy Aromi pizza when you book a place for Thursday 12 February (5:30pm to 7pm), and join the WhatsApp group or mailing list to stay updated.

The Cambridge Climate Challenge empowers postgraduate students and postdoctoral researchers to take their first steps in climate entrepreneurship, or to progress early-stage ventures toward real-world impact.

The competition is open to participants at the University of Cambridge and their team members outside the University. Find full details about eligibility on the competition webpage.

The Cambridge Climate Challenge is run by Cambridge Zero in partnership with Carbon13, Cambridge Enterprise, the Maxwell Centre, Energy IRC, King’s Entrepreneurship Lab, and CISL Canopy.