On August 19th, the Social and Green Impact Incubation (SGI2) program ventured into the virtual realm to conduct an engaging introductory session. This online event brought together more than 70 eager students from Khulna University, transcending physical limitations to ignite the flames of transformation.

Powered by the collaboration between Bangladesh Youth Enterprise Advice & Helpcentre (BYEAH) and Youth Business International, the SGI2 program remains steadfast in its mission to empower budding entrepreneurs with a strong sense of social and environmental responsibility. The virtual session at Khulna University was not just a cursory introduction; it was an immersive experience that beckoned participants to embark on a journey of innovation and positive change.

During this virtual gathering, the essence of SGI2’s mission came to life—a mission that challenges young minds to translate their passion into actionable solutions for pressing global challenges. With a keen emphasis on nurturing sustainable ventures, SGI2 provided participants with a glimpse into a world where business acumen coexists harmoniously with a commitment to creating meaningful impact.

The virtual environment couldn’t dampen the enthusiasm displayed by the Khulna University students. Their engagement was palpable as they eagerly absorbed insights, asked thought-provoking questions, and expressed their eagerness to contribute to positive change. The online platform served as a conduit, connecting these students to the broader network of like-minded changemakers.

As the virtual echoes of this session continue to reverberate, we extend our gratitude to Khulna University, its students, and the faculty members who embraced the digital experience with open arms. This session marks the commencement of a transformative journey—one where innovative ideas will take root and thrive.

Stay connected as we continue to unfold the narrative of innovation, collaboration, and positive change that SGI2 encapsulates. The journey ahead is illuminated by the potential of these young minds to reshape our world, transcending physical distances through virtual avenues of impact