The Conrad Challenge is a purpose-driven innovation competition that invites students from around the world to become entrepreneurs by applying science, technology, and innovation to solve global challenges. The competition spans four stages: Activation, Lean Canvas, Innovation, and Power Pitch, guiding students through the entrepreneurial process.
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Conrad Challenge
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- Conrad Foundation, Space Center Houston
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About the competition
Comp Info
- Estimated Ann. Participants: 1250
- Cost: Registration fee is required (details on the website).
- Estimated Time Commitment: Major
- Participant Format: Small Team
- Event Format: Hybrid
- Competition Format: Original Submission, Simulation/Challenge
- Reach: International
- Event Size: Small
Participation Information
Teams of 2-5 students aged 13-18, along with a coach, register online. They brainstorm ideas, create a Lean Canvas, develop their innovation, and participate in various stages leading up to the live Innovation Summit for finalists.
Judging is based on creativity, feasibility, impact, and the quality of the pitch, with special emphasis on the innovation’s potential to address a global challenge.
$5,000 for 1st place, scholarships, networking opportunities, and trophies for innovative solutions
Teams of 2-5 students aged 13-18, along with a coach, register online. They brainstorm ideas, create a Lean Canvas, develop their innovation, and participate in various stages leading up to the live Innovation Summit for finalists.
1. Form a team and register. 2. Submit a Lean Canvas and proceed through the stages. 3. Top teams present at the Innovation Summit in April 2025.
Access to the Student Resources Library, industry experts, and step-by-step guidance throughout the competition.
Judging is based on creativity, feasibility, impact, and the quality of the pitch, with special emphasis on the innovation's potential to address a global challenge.