Deadline; 27 Juli 2015
Bagi yang punya usaha bisa ni ikutan program entrepreneur ke US
The Public Affairs Section is pleased to announce a Public
Affairs-Generated Exchange Program opportunity, "Social Entrepreneurship
Exchange Program: Project Catalyst." Social entrepreneurship involves
solving social problems with innovative solutions that are effective,
efficient and sustainable. Social entrepreneurship is a venture that
provides a product or service which adds social value to the community
and is scalable throughout the country.
This program is
supported by the Public Affairs Section of the U.S. Embassy Jakarta and
implemented by the Jolkona Foundation. Jolkona is a US-based non-profit
organization with experience in developing programs targeting youth
social entrepreneurship as well as building and delivering web-based
donation models (http://www.jolkona.org).
This program is an intensive three-week US-based training program for 8
(eight) young Indonesian social entrepreneurs. In addition to the
training program, the social entrepreneurs will get exposure to
potential partners, investors, and funders.
Program Goals:
* Develop general entrepreneurship skills around pitching, creating
business plans, working with effective marketing campaigns, and team
building
* Expose the participants to interesting models of social entrepreneurship and social enterprise structures
* Foster job creation in Indonesia and increase social entrepreneurship activities in Indonesia
* Build people-to-people exchanges and partnerships
* Transfer best practices
* Showcase entrepreneurs to potential investors in United States and Indonesia
* Highlight successful social enterprises to motivate more Indonesian youths
* Enhance the understanding of American culture
The program's specific goal is to provide young Indonesians with
tangible skills and opportunities to establish and grow their social
enterprises.
Program includes:
* Access to successful serial entrepreneurs as 1:1 mentors
* Workshops on storytelling, mission finding, strategy and demand generation
* Tour of local nonprofits and businesses from various sectors
* Meeting and pitching to investors and funders in the US
* Attending social events to meet the influencers in the US
* Visiting the scenic city of Seattle and enjoying home-stays with local hosts
* Meeting and pitching to investors and funders after getting back
to the home country organized by the US Department of State
Candidates Criteria: Candidates will be considered without regard to
race, color, religion, national origin, or gender. If selected, all your
expenses related to travel, lodging, and program fees will be covered
by the program. Competition for Project Catalyst is merit-based and open
to founders of an active social enterprise who meet the following
criteria:
* Must be founder of an active small to medium
size social enterprise (for-profit or non-profit) that has been in
operation for at least one year and has proven track record
* Age between 22-35 years
* Committed to his/her venture and does not see it as a side business or a hobby
* Must be able to participate to the full program from October 19, 2015 to November 7, 2015
* Must be eligible for a B visa
* Proficient in spoken and written English at the time of application
We would greatly appreciate assistance from you in disseminating
program information to potential applicants. The application deadline is
Monday, July 27, 2015. Applicants should submit their application
directly to Jolkona via email at:
catalyst@jolkona.org<mailto:catalyst@jolkona.org>. The application
and additional information for the Project Catalyst is available online
at: http://www.jolkona.org/indonesia-apply-jolkonacatalyst/
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