This document summarizes 4 projects conducted by SIFE BCIT: 1) Student Initiative Showdown, a business competition that provided entrepreneurship training to 23 students, 2) Entrepreneurial Incubator, which helped an immigrant entrepreneur establish his business through donated office space and business support, 3) Spring Living Fair, a multi-day event showcasing 56 local vendors that doubled revenue from the previous year to $12,000, and 4) SIFE Stimulus, which aimed to support potential entrepreneurs through free customizable websites for one year in response to barriers identified in a survey.

1. TEST SLIDE

5. 98%

6. gq

8. Neil Gibbings
President of SIFE BCIT

9. Daniel Smith
MindWorks Project Manager

10. Sandra Joe
MindWorks Project Manager

11. Tetyana Yamshchikova
Co-Director of ICE Promotions

12. Brent Charleton
MindWorks Project Manager

13. 75 Venture Partners

14. Over 7,000 Hours

15. 26 Projects & Initiatives

18. 4 PROJECTS

19. 4 PROJECTS
Student Initiative Showdown
Entrepreneurial Incubator
Spring Living Fair
SIFE Stimulus

20. 4 PROJECTS 7 CRITERIA
Student Initiative Showdown
Entrepreneurial Incubator
Spring Living Fair
SIFE Stimulus

21. 4 PROJECTS 7 CRITERIA
Student Initiative Showdown Market Economics
Success Skills
Entrepreneurial Incubator
Entrepreneurship
Spring Living Fair
Financial Literacy
SIFE Stimulus
Environmental Sustainability
Business Ethics
Sustainability

23. REAL IDEAS

24. REAL IDEAS
SUCCESSFUL ENTREPRENEURS

25. REAL IDEAS
SUCCESSFUL ENTREPRENEURS

26. Youth Development Program

27. Youth Development Program
Established 8 Years Ago

29. STUDENT INITIATIVE SHOWDOWN

30. STUDENT INITIATIVE SHOWDOWN

31. STUDENT INITIATIVE SHOWDOWN

32. STUDENT INITIATIVE SHOWDOWN

33. STUDENT INITIATIVE SHOWDOWN
• business competition

34. STUDENT INITIATIVE SHOWDOWN
• business competition
• 23 students in 6 teams

35. PROJECT 1: STUDENT INITIATIVE SHOWDOWN

36. PROJECT 1: STUDENT INITIATIVE SHOWDOWN
2 GOALS

37. PROJECT 1: STUDENT INITIATIVE SHOWDOWN
2 GOALS
1. Provide opportunities to develop

38. PROJECT 1: STUDENT INITIATIVE SHOWDOWN
2 GOALS
1. Provide opportunities to develop
• entrepreneurial knowledge

39. PROJECT 1: STUDENT INITIATIVE SHOWDOWN
2 GOALS
1. Provide opportunities to develop
• entrepreneurial knowledge
• financial education

40. PROJECT 1: STUDENT INITIATIVE SHOWDOWN
2 GOALS
1. Provide opportunities to develop
• entrepreneurial knowledge
• financial education
• success skills

41. PROJECT 1: STUDENT INITIATIVE SHOWDOWN
2 GOALS
2. Build self-confidence through

42. PROJECT 1: STUDENT INITIATIVE SHOWDOWN
2 GOALS
2. Build self-confidence through
• positive guidance

43. PROJECT 1: STUDENT INITIATIVE SHOWDOWN
2 GOALS
2. Build self-confidence through
• positive guidance
• support

44. PROJECT 1: STUDENT INITIATIVE SHOWDOWN

45. PROJECT 1: STUDENT INITIATIVE SHOWDOWN

46. PROJECT 1: STUDENT INITIATIVE SHOWDOWN
SIFE BCIT provided

47. PROJECT 1: STUDENT INITIATIVE SHOWDOWN
SIFE BCIT provided
• one-on-one tutoring

48. PROJECT 1: STUDENT INITIATIVE SHOWDOWN
SIFE BCIT provided
• one-on-one tutoring
• mentorship

49. PROJECT 1: STUDENT INITIATIVE SHOWDOWN
SIFE BCIT provided
• one-on-one tutoring
• mentorship
• business workshops

50. PROJECT 1: STUDENT INITIATIVE SHOWDOWN

51. PROJECT 1: STUDENT INITIATIVE SHOWDOWN
Students learned

52. PROJECT 1: STUDENT INITIATIVE SHOWDOWN
Students learned
• financial literacy

53. PROJECT 1: STUDENT INITIATIVE SHOWDOWN
Students learned
• financial literacy
• marketing

54. PROJECT 1: STUDENT INITIATIVE SHOWDOWN
Students learned
• financial literacy
• marketing
• presentation skills

55. PROJECT 1: STUDENT INITIATIVE SHOWDOWN

56. PROJECT 1: STUDENT INITIATIVE SHOWDOWN

57. PROJECT 1: STUDENT INITIATIVE SHOWDOWN
Insurance Business Needed

58. PROJECT 1: STUDENT INITIATIVE SHOWDOWN
Insurance Business Needed
$10,000 in annual locker theft

59. PROJECT 1: STUDENT INITIATIVE SHOWDOWN
Insurance Business Needed

60. PROJECT 1: STUDENT INITIATIVE SHOWDOWN
Insurance Business Needed
survey conducted

61. PROJECT 1: STUDENT INITIATIVE SHOWDOWN
Insurance Business Needed

62. PROJECT 1: STUDENT INITIATIVE SHOWDOWN

63. PROJECT 1: STUDENT INITIATIVE SHOWDOWN
Due to the SIS

64. PROJECT 1: STUDENT INITIATIVE SHOWDOWN
Due to the SIS
business plan formulated

65. PROJECT 1: STUDENT INITIATIVE SHOWDOWN
Due to the SIS

66. PROJECT 1: STUDENT INITIATIVE SHOWDOWN
Due to the SIS
partnership with SIFE BCIT

67. PROJECT 1: STUDENT INITIATIVE SHOWDOWN

68. PROJECT 1: STUDENT INITIATIVE SHOWDOWN
Over 700 Hours

69. PROJECT 1: STUDENT INITIATIVE SHOWDOWN

70. PROJECT 1: STUDENT INITIATIVE SHOWDOWN

71. PROJECT 1: STUDENT INITIATIVE SHOWDOWN
analysed local market

72. PROJECT 1: STUDENT INITIATIVE SHOWDOWN
analysed local market
defined unmet need

73. PROJECT 1: STUDENT INITIATIVE SHOWDOWN
analysed local market
defined unmet need
created plan

74. PROJECT 1: STUDENT INITIATIVE SHOWDOWN
analysed local market
defined unmet need
created plan
executed plan

75. STUDENT INITIATIVE SHOWDOWN

76. STUDENT INITIATIVE SHOWDOWN
Final Presentation

77. STUDENT INITIATIVE SHOWDOWN
Final Presentation
$800 Scholarship

83. Teaches Business Skills

84. Teaches Business Skills
Provided Office Space

86. ENTREPRENEURIAL INCUBATOR

87. ENTREPRENEURIAL INCUBATOR

88. ENTREPRENEURIAL INCUBATOR

89. ENTREPRENEURIAL INCUBATOR
Teaching Business Lesson

90. ENTREPRENEURIAL INCUBATOR
Teaching Business Lesson
Cost-Reducing Impact

91. PROJECT 2: ENTREPRENEURIAL INCUBATOR

92. PROJECT 2: ENTREPRENEURIAL INCUBATOR

93. PROJECT 2: ENTREPRENEURIAL INCUBATOR
Mory Mosadegh

94. PROJECT 2: ENTREPRENEURIAL INCUBATOR
Mory Mosadegh
leadership training & consulting business

95. PROJECT 2: ENTREPRENEURIAL INCUBATOR

96. PROJECT 2: ENTREPRENEURIAL INCUBATOR
Mory Mosadegh

97. PROJECT 2: ENTREPRENEURIAL INCUBATOR
Mory Mosadegh
• Born in Iran

98. PROJECT 2: ENTREPRENEURIAL INCUBATOR
Mory Mosadegh
• Born in Iran
• Immigrated to Canada

99. PROJECT 2: ENTREPRENEURIAL INCUBATOR
Mory Mosadegh
• Born in Iran
• Immigrated to Canada
• Found inspiration &
opportunity in BC

100. PROJECT 2: ENTREPRENEURIAL INCUBATOR

101. PROJECT 2: ENTREPRENEURIAL INCUBATOR
Develop Business Plan

102. PROJECT 2: ENTREPRENEURIAL INCUBATOR
Develop Business Plan
Without Office Space

103. PROJECT 2: ENTREPRENEURIAL INCUBATOR

104. PROJECT 2: ENTREPRENEURIAL INCUBATOR
Little Success Before SIFE BCIT

105. PROJECT 2: ENTREPRENEURIAL INCUBATOR

106. PROJECT 2: ENTREPRENEURIAL INCUBATOR

107. PROJECT 2: ENTREPRENEURIAL INCUBATOR
SIFE BCIT...

108. PROJECT 2: ENTREPRENEURIAL INCUBATOR
SIFE BCIT... • secured the donation of
$10,000 office space

109. PROJECT 2: ENTREPRENEURIAL INCUBATOR
SIFE BCIT... • secured the donation of
$10,000 office space
• saved Mory start-up costs

110. PROJECT 2: ENTREPRENEURIAL INCUBATOR
Helped set-up

111. PROJECT 2: ENTREPRENEURIAL INCUBATOR
Helped set-up

112. PROJECT 2: ENTREPRENEURIAL INCUBATOR
Helped set-up
• financial statements

113. PROJECT 2: ENTREPRENEURIAL INCUBATOR
Helped set-up
• financial statements
• marketing program

114. PROJECT 2: ENTREPRENEURIAL INCUBATOR
Helped set-up
• financial statements
• marketing program
• website with video

115. PROJECT 2: ENTREPRENEURIAL INCUBATOR

116. PROJECT 2: ENTREPRENEURIAL INCUBATOR
Business Vision Developing

117. PROJECT 2: ENTREPRENEURIAL INCUBATOR

118. PROJECT 2: ENTREPRENEURIAL INCUBATOR
Achievement of Milestones

119. PROJECT 2: ENTREPRENEURIAL INCUBATOR

120. PROJECT 2: ENTREPRENEURIAL INCUBATOR
Developed Online Marketing

121. PROJECT 2: ENTREPRENEURIAL INCUBATOR

122. PROJECT 2: ENTREPRENEURIAL INCUBATOR

123. PROJECT 2: ENTREPRENEURIAL INCUBATOR
Mory now has

124. PROJECT 2: ENTREPRENEURIAL INCUBATOR
Mory now has
• a realistic business plan

125. PROJECT 2: ENTREPRENEURIAL INCUBATOR
Mory now has
• a realistic business plan
• attainable goals

126. PROJECT 2: ENTREPRENEURIAL INCUBATOR
Mory now has
• a realistic business plan
• attainable goals
• tools to achieve his goals

128. SPRING LIVING FAIR

129. SPRING LIVING FAIR

130. SPRING LIVING FAIR

131. SPRING LIVING FAIR
Addressed Growing Interest

132. SPRING LIVING FAIR
Addressed Growing Interest
Promoted Local Entrepreneurs

133. PROJECT 3: SPRING LIVING FAIR

134. PROJECT 3: SPRING LIVING FAIR

135. PROJECT 3: SPRING LIVING FAIR
Last year...

136. PROJECT 3: SPRING LIVING FAIR
Last year...
• one-day event

137. PROJECT 3: SPRING LIVING FAIR
Last year...
• one-day event
• 23 local vendors

138. PROJECT 3: SPRING LIVING FAIR
Last year...
• one-day event
• 23 local vendors
• raised $4,000 in revenue

139. PROJECT 3: SPRING LIVING FAIR
Last year...
• one-day event
• 23 local vendors
• raised $4,000 in revenue
• attracted 1,000 visitors

140. PROJECT 3: SPRING LIVING FAIR

141. PROJECT 3: SPRING LIVING FAIR
Last Year’s Success
=

142. PROJECT 3: SPRING LIVING FAIR
Last Year’s Success
=
1 EVENT 3 EVENTS

143. PROJECT 3: SPRING LIVING FAIR
Last Year’s Success
=
1 EVENT 3 EVENTS
OVER 2 DAYS

144. PROJECT 3: SPRING LIVING FAIR

145. PROJECT 3: SPRING LIVING FAIR

146. PROJECT 3: SPRING LIVING FAIR
ETHICAL CHOICES

147. PROJECT 3: SPRING LIVING FAIR
ETHICAL CHOICES
• continuation of last year

148. PROJECT 3: SPRING LIVING FAIR
ETHICAL CHOICES
• continuation of last year
• products & services

149. PROJECT 3: SPRING LIVING FAIR
ETHICAL CHOICES
• continuation of last year
• products & services
• 37 local vendors

150. PROJECT 3: SPRING LIVING FAIR

151. PROJECT 3: SPRING LIVING FAIR

152. PROJECT 3: SPRING LIVING FAIR
ETHICAL BEATS

153. PROJECT 3: SPRING LIVING FAIR
ETHICAL BEATS
• benefit concert

154. PROJECT 3: SPRING LIVING FAIR
ETHICAL BEATS
• benefit concert
• volunteered performances

155. PROJECT 3: SPRING LIVING FAIR
ETHICAL BEATS
• benefit concert
• volunteered performances
• raised $1,200 for the
Downtown Eastside

156. PROJECT 3: SPRING LIVING FAIR
ETHICAL BEATS
• benefit concert
• volunteered performances
• raised $1,200 for the
Downtown Eastside

157. PROJECT 3: SPRING LIVING FAIR

158. PROJECT 3: SPRING LIVING FAIR

159. PROJECT 3: SPRING LIVING FAIR
ETHICAL THREADS

160. PROJECT 3: SPRING LIVING FAIR
ETHICAL THREADS
• fashion show

161. PROJECT 3: SPRING LIVING FAIR
ETHICAL THREADS
• fashion show
• 19 eco-friendly clothing
designers

162. PROJECT 3: SPRING LIVING FAIR

163. PROJECT 3: SPRING LIVING FAIR

164. PROJECT 3: SPRING LIVING FAIR
Over the Weekend

165. PROJECT 3: SPRING LIVING FAIR
Over the Weekend
56 vendors

166. PROJECT 3: SPRING LIVING FAIR
Over the Weekend
56 vendors
2,000 visitors

167. PROJECT 3: SPRING LIVING FAIR
Over the Weekend
56 vendors
2,000 visitors
$12,000 in revenue

168. PROJECT 3: SPRING LIVING FAIR
200% increase in revenue

169. PROJECT 3: SPRING LIVING FAIR

170. PROJECT 3: SPRING LIVING FAIR

171. PROJECT 3: SPRING LIVING FAIR
Sponsorship Value

172. PROJECT 3: SPRING LIVING FAIR
Sponsorship Value
$21,000

173. PROJECT 3: SPRING LIVING FAIR
Sponsorship Value
$21,000

174. PROJECT 3: SPRING LIVING FAIR
Sponsorship Value
$21,000

175. PROJECT 3: SPRING LIVING FAIR
Sponsorship Value
$21,000

176. PROJECT 3: SPRING LIVING FAIR
Sponsorship Value
$21,000

177. PROJECT 3: SPRING LIVING FAIR

178. PROJECT 3: SPRING LIVING FAIR

179. PROJECT 3: SPRING LIVING FAIR
Database of Entrepreneurs

180. PROJECT 3: SPRING LIVING FAIR

181. PROJECT 3: SPRING LIVING FAIR
Looking Forward to Next Year

183. Bailouts + Stimulus Packages

184. Bailouts + Stimulus Packages
=

185. Bailouts + Stimulus Packages
=
Entrepreneurs Getting Lost

187. SIFE STIMULUS

188. SIFE STIMULUS

190. Many Potential Entrepreneurs

191. Many Potential Entrepreneurs
Few Running Own Business

192. PROJECT 4: SIFE STIMULUS

193. PROJECT 4: SIFE STIMULUS

194. PROJECT 4: SIFE STIMULUS
Survey showed

195. PROJECT 4: SIFE STIMULUS
Survey showed
• 90% want to start a business

196. PROJECT 4: SIFE STIMULUS
Survey showed
• 90% want to start a business
• cost & time challenges

197. PROJECT 4: SIFE STIMULUS
Survey showed

198. PROJECT 4: SIFE STIMULUS
Survey showed
• website necessary

199. PROJECT 4: SIFE STIMULUS
Survey showed
• website necessary
• no knowledge or skill

200. PROJECT 4: SIFE STIMULUS

201. PROJECT 4: SIFE STIMULUS
Reduce Costs

202. PROJECT 4: SIFE STIMULUS
Reduce Costs
Create Websites

203. PROJECT 4: SIFE STIMULUS

204. PROJECT 4: SIFE STIMULUS

205. PROJECT 4: SIFE STIMULUS
Free Website For A Year

206. PROJECT 4: SIFE STIMULUS

207. PROJECT 4: SIFE STIMULUS
CityMax

208. PROJECT 4: SIFE STIMULUS
CityMax
Customizable Websites

209. PROJECT 4: SIFE STIMULUS

210. PROJECT 4: SIFE STIMULUS

211. PROJECT 4: SIFE STIMULUS
Dean Gagnon

212. PROJECT 4: SIFE STIMULUS
Dean Gagnon
• waived costs

213. PROJECT 4: SIFE STIMULUS
Dean Gagnon
• waived costs
• no direct cost to company

214. PROJECT 4: SIFE STIMULUS

215. PROJECT 4: SIFE STIMULUS
50 students

216. PROJECT 4: SIFE STIMULUS
50 students
=

217. PROJECT 4: SIFE STIMULUS
50 students
=
$14,302 in savings

218. PROJECT 4: SIFE STIMULUS

219. PROJECT 4: SIFE STIMULUS
15 More Universities Across Canada

220. PROJECT 4: SIFE STIMULUS

221. PROJECT 4: SIFE STIMULUS
1,000 More Sites

222. PROJECT 4: SIFE STIMULUS
1,000 More Sites
=

223. PROJECT 4: SIFE STIMULUS
1,000 More Sites
=
$247,915 in economic savings

224. PROJECT 4: SIFE STIMULUS

225. PROJECT 4: SIFE STIMULUS
Offering to Other SIFE Teams

226. PROJECT 4: SIFE STIMULUS

227. PROJECT 4: SIFE STIMULUS
Sepy Bazzazi

228. PROJECT 4: SIFE STIMULUS
Sepy Bazzazi Sateen Fighting Gear

229. PROJECT 4: SIFE STIMULUS
Sepy Bazzazi Sateen Fighting Gear
• One-week trial

230. PROJECT 4: SIFE STIMULUS
Sepy Bazzazi Sateen Fighting Gear
• One-week trial
• Lower Mainland Costcos

231. PROJECT 4: SIFE STIMULUS
Sepy Bazzazi Sateen Fighting Gear
• One-week trial
• Lower Mainland Costcos
• $20,000 in inventory

233. Student Initiative
Showdown

234. Student Initiative Entrepreneurial
Showdown Incubator

235. Student Initiative Entrepreneurial
Showdown Incubator
Spring Living Fair

236. Student Initiative Entrepreneurial
Showdown Incubator
Spring Living Fair SIFE Stimulus

237. Student Initiative Entrepreneurial
Showdown Incubator
7 SIFE CRITERIA
Spring Living Fair SIFE Stimulus

238. Criterion 1
MARKET ECONOMICS

239. Criterion 1
MARKET ECONOMICS
Global Recession

240. Criterion 1
MARKET ECONOMICS
Global Recession Teach Market Economics

241. Criterion 1
MARKET ECONOMICS
Global Recession Teach Market Economics
STUDENT INITIATIVE SHOWDOWN

242. CRITERION 1: MARKET ECONOMICS

243. CRITERION 1: MARKET ECONOMICS

244. CRITERION 1: MARKET ECONOMICS

245. CRITERION 1: MARKET ECONOMICS
Supply, Demand, Pricing, Risk

246. CRITERION 1: MARKET ECONOMICS

247. CRITERION 1: MARKET ECONOMICS

248. CRITERION 1: MARKET ECONOMICS
Students learned how to

249. CRITERION 1: MARKET ECONOMICS
Students learned how to
• analyse the market

250. CRITERION 1: MARKET ECONOMICS
Students learned how to
• analyse the market
• provide products &
services demanded

251. CRITERION 1: MARKET ECONOMICS
Students learned how to
• analyse the market
• provide products &
services demanded
• forecast sales

252. CRITERION 1: MARKET ECONOMICS

253. CRITERION 1: MARKET ECONOMICS
6 Different Businesses

254. CRITERION 1: MARKET ECONOMICS
Concession
Stand
6 Different Businesses

255. CRITERION 1: MARKET ECONOMICS
Concession
Daycare
Stand
6 Different Businesses

256. CRITERION 1: MARKET ECONOMICS
Concession Locker
Daycare
Stand Insurance
6 Different Businesses

257. CRITERION 1: MARKET ECONOMICS
Concession Locker
Daycare
Stand Insurance
6 Different Businesses
3 Teams

258. CRITERION 1: MARKET ECONOMICS
Concession Locker
Daycare
Stand Insurance
6 Different Businesses
3 Teams
$1,000 in Profits

259. CRITERION 1: MARKET ECONOMICS

260. CRITERION 1: MARKET ECONOMICS
Solid Foundation

261. CRITERION 1: MARKET ECONOMICS
Solid Foundation
=

262. CRITERION 1: MARKET ECONOMICS
Solid Foundation
=
Economic Opportunities

263. Criterion 2
SUCCESS SKILLS

264. Criterion 2
SUCCESS SKILLS

265. Criterion 2
SUCCESS SKILLS

266. Criterion 2
SUCCESS SKILLS

267. CRITERION 2: SUCCESS SKILLS

268. CRITERION 2: SUCCESS SKILLS

269. CRITERION 2: SUCCESS SKILLS
Student Initiative
Showdown

270. CRITERION 2: SUCCESS SKILLS

271. CRITERION 2: SUCCESS SKILLS
Taught students to

272. CRITERION 2: SUCCESS SKILLS
Taught students to
• excel in the job market

273. CRITERION 2: SUCCESS SKILLS
Taught students to
• excel in the job market
• scholarship applications

274. CRITERION 2: SUCCESS SKILLS
Taught students to
• excel in the job market
• scholarship applications
• stand out in post-secondary
applications

275. CRITERION 2: SUCCESS SKILLS

276. CRITERION 2: SUCCESS SKILLS

277. CRITERION 2: SUCCESS SKILLS
Learned how to write

278. CRITERION 2: SUCCESS SKILLS
Learned how to write
• resumes

279. CRITERION 2: SUCCESS SKILLS
Learned how to write
• resumes
• cover letters

280. CRITERION 2: SUCCESS SKILLS
Learned how to write
• resumes
• cover letters
• scholarship applications

281. CRITERION 2: SUCCESS SKILLS

282. CRITERION 2: SUCCESS SKILLS

283. CRITERION 2: SUCCESS SKILLS

284. CRITERION 2: SUCCESS SKILLS
$800 scholarship

285. CRITERION 2: SUCCESS SKILLS

286. CRITERION 2: SUCCESS SKILLS

287. CRITERION 2: SUCCESS SKILLS
Opportunity to demonstrate

288. CRITERION 2: SUCCESS SKILLS
Opportunity to demonstrate
• presentation skills

289. CRITERION 2: SUCCESS SKILLS
Opportunity to demonstrate
• presentation skills
• self-confidence

290. CRITERION 2: SUCCESS SKILLS
Opportunity to demonstrate
• presentation skills
• self-confidence
• business understanding

291. CRITERION 2: SUCCESS SKILLS

292. CRITERION 2: SUCCESS SKILLS
23 students x 4 workshops

293. CRITERION 2: SUCCESS SKILLS
23 students x 4 workshops
=

294. CRITERION 2: SUCCESS SKILLS
23 students x 4 workshops
=
700 success training hours

295. CRITERION 2: SUCCESS SKILLS

296. CRITERION 2: SUCCESS SKILLS
Accepted into UBC, SFU, & Yale

297. Criterion 3
ENTREPRENEURSHIP

298. Criterion 3
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Entrepreneurial Incubator

299. Criterion 3
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
commercial office space

300. Criterion 3
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Mory learned how
to better

301. Criterion 3
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Mory learned how
to better
• understand market needs

302. Criterion 3
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Mory learned how
to better
• understand market needs
• generate revenue

303. CRITERION 3: ENTREPRENEURSHIP

304. CRITERION 3: ENTREPRENEURSHIP

305. CRITERION 3: ENTREPRENEURSHIP
made business more viable

306. CRITERION 3: ENTREPRENEURSHIP
made business more viable
implemented business plan

307. CRITERION 3: ENTREPRENEURSHIP

308. CRITERION 3: ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Student Initiative Showdown

309. CRITERION 3: ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Student Initiative Showdown
essence of entrepreneurship

310. CRITERION 3: ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Student Initiative Showdown

311. CRITERION 3: ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Student Initiative Showdown
teaching young business minds

312. CRITERION 3: ENTREPRENEURSHIP

313. CRITERION 3: ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Monthly Workshops

314. CRITERION 3: ENTREPRENEURSHIP
SIFE BCIT taught
Monthly Workshops

315. CRITERION 3: ENTREPRENEURSHIP
SIFE BCIT taught
• finance
Monthly Workshops

316. CRITERION 3: ENTREPRENEURSHIP
SIFE BCIT taught
• finance
• marketing & sales
Monthly Workshops

317. CRITERION 3: ENTREPRENEURSHIP
SIFE BCIT taught
• finance
• marketing & sales
• business ethics
Monthly Workshops

318. CRITERION 3: ENTREPRENEURSHIP
SIFE BCIT taught
• finance
• marketing & sales
• business ethics
• presentation skills
Monthly Workshops

319. CRITERION 3: ENTREPRENEURSHIP

320. CRITERION 3: ENTREPRENEURSHIP
started & operated own businesses

321. CRITERION 3: ENTREPRENEURSHIP

322. CRITERION 3: ENTREPRENEURSHIP
real-world entrepreneurial experience

323. CRITERION 3: ENTREPRENEURSHIP

324. CRITERION 3: ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Identified Need

325. CRITERION 3: ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Identified Need
Opportunity

326. CRITERION 3: ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Identified Need
Opportunity
Business Venture

327. CRITERION 3: ENTREPRENEURSHIP

328. CRITERION 3: ENTREPRENEURSHIP

329. CRITERION 3: ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Success of 3 Businesses

330. Criterion 4
FINANCIAL LITERACY

331. Criterion 4
FINANCIAL LITERACY

332. Criterion 4
FINANCIAL LITERACY
targeted high school students

333. CRITERION 4: FINANCIAL LITERACY

334. CRITERION 4: FINANCIAL LITERACY
FINANCIAL LITERACY WORKSHOP

335. CRITERION 4: FINANCIAL LITERACY
FINANCIAL LITERACY WORKSHOP
budgeting

336. CRITERION 4: FINANCIAL LITERACY
FINANCIAL LITERACY WORKSHOP
budgeting
financial statements

337. CRITERION 4: FINANCIAL LITERACY
FINANCIAL LITERACY WORKSHOP
budgeting
financial statements
generating goals

338. CRITERION 4: FINANCIAL LITERACY

339. CRITERION 4: FINANCIAL LITERACY

340. CRITERION 4: FINANCIAL LITERACY
Using these tools, the teams

341. CRITERION 4: FINANCIAL LITERACY
Using these tools, the teams
• optimized profits

342. CRITERION 4: FINANCIAL LITERACY

343. CRITERION 4: FINANCIAL LITERACY
Created business plans with

344. CRITERION 4: FINANCIAL LITERACY
Created business plans with
• pro-forma cash flow projections

345. CRITERION 4: FINANCIAL LITERACY

346. CRITERION 4: FINANCIAL LITERACY
$500 HSBC Financial Literacy Grant

347. CRITERION 4: FINANCIAL LITERACY
$500 HSBC Financial Literacy Grant
Partnership with BCIT School of Business

348. Criterion 5
ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY

349. Criterion 5
ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY
Created to
Spring Living Fair

350. Criterion 5
ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY
Created to
• address a need
Spring Living Fair

351. Criterion 5
ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY
Created to
• address a need
• generate awareness
Spring Living Fair

352. CRITERION 5: ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY

353. CRITERION 5: ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY

354. CRITERION 5: ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY
2,000 visitors

355. CRITERION 5: ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY

356. CRITERION 5: ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY

357. CRITERION 5: ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY

358. CRITERION 5: ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY

359. CRITERION 5: ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY

360. CRITERION 5: ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY

361. CRITERION 5: ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY

362. CRITERION 5: ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY

363. CRITERION 5: ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY
Networking Opportunity

364. CRITERION 5: ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY
Networking Opportunity

365. CRITERION 5: ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY
Networking Opportunity
Sell Products Directly

366. CRITERION 5: ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY
Networking Opportunity
Sell Products Directly

367. CRITERION 5: ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY
Networking Opportunity
Sell Products Directly
Received Feedback

368. CRITERION 5: ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY

369. CRITERION 5: ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY

370. CRITERION 5: ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY
$500 in sales

371. CRITERION 5: ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY
$500 in sales
$3,000 in upcoming contracts

372. CRITERION 5: ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY
$500 in sales
$3,000 in upcoming contracts
$1,300 monthly contract

373. Criterion 6
BUSINESS ETHICS

374. Criterion 6
BUSINESS ETHICS
Maintain & Build Brand

375. Criterion 6
BUSINESS ETHICS
Maintain & Build Brand
=

376. Criterion 6
BUSINESS ETHICS
Maintain & Build Brand
=
Business Ethics Needed

377. Criterion 6
BUSINESS ETHICS

378. Criterion 6
BUSINESS ETHICS

379. Criterion 6
BUSINESS ETHICS
Student Initiative Showdown

380. Criterion 6
BUSINESS ETHICS

381. CRITERION 6: BUSINESS ETHICS

382. CRITERION 6: BUSINESS ETHICS

383. CRITERION 6: BUSINESS ETHICS
Mentors met with teams to

384. CRITERION 6: BUSINESS ETHICS
Mentors met with teams to
• ensure understanding

385. CRITERION 6: BUSINESS ETHICS
Mentors met with teams to
• ensure understanding
• help apply ethical guidelines

386. CRITERION 6: BUSINESS ETHICS

387. CRITERION 6: BUSINESS ETHICS

388. CRITERION 6: BUSINESS ETHICS
Babysitting & Tutorial Service

389. CRITERION 6: BUSINESS ETHICS

390. CRITERION 6: BUSINESS ETHICS
potential clients

391. CRITERION 6: BUSINESS ETHICS

392. CRITERION 6: BUSINESS ETHICS
clients wanted all to be certified

393. CRITERION 6: BUSINESS ETHICS

394. CRITERION 6: BUSINESS ETHICS
admitted the truth

395. CRITERION 6: BUSINESS ETHICS
admitted the truth
=

396. CRITERION 6: BUSINESS ETHICS
admitted the truth
=
lost the job

397. CRITERION 6: BUSINESS ETHICS

398. CRITERION 6: BUSINESS ETHICS

399. CRITERION 6: BUSINESS ETHICS
ethics not compromised

400. Criterion 7
SUSTAINABILITY

401. Criterion 7
SUSTAINABILITY
2-Year School

402. Criterion 7
SUSTAINABILITY
2-Year School

403. Criterion 7
SUSTAINABILITY
2-Year School

404. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY

405. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY

406. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY

407. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
STRATEGIC PLANNING

408. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY

409. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
Executive Team

410. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
Executive Team
GOAL 1

411. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
Executive Team
GOAL 1 GOAL 2

412. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
Executive Team
GOAL 1 GOAL 2 GOAL 3

413. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
Executive Team
GOAL 1 GOAL 2 GOAL 3
Increase
Membership

414. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
Executive Team
GOAL 1 GOAL 2 GOAL 3
Increase Expand Previous
Membership Projects

415. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
Executive Team
GOAL 1 GOAL 2 GOAL 3
Increase Expand Previous Increase
Membership Projects Revenue

416. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
WE ACHIEVED ALL OUR GOALS

417. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
GOAL 1: INCREASE MEMBERSHIP

418. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
GOAL 1: INCREASE MEMBERSHIP

419. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
GOAL 1: INCREASE MEMBERSHIP

420. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
GOAL 1: INCREASE MEMBERSHIP
Increase Membership by 25%

421. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
GOAL 1: INCREASE MEMBERSHIP
Increase Membership by 25%
Largest Membership in SIFE BCIT History

422. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
GOAL 2: EXPAND PREVIOUS PROJECTS

423. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
GOAL 2: EXPAND PREVIOUS PROJECTS
Spring Living Fair

424. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
GOAL 2: EXPAND PREVIOUS PROJECTS
Spring Living Fair

425. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
GOAL 2: EXPAND PREVIOUS PROJECTS
Spring Living Fair
Creating New Entrepreneurial Endeavours

426. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
GOAL 2: EXPAND PREVIOUS PROJECTS

427. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
GOAL 2: EXPAND PREVIOUS PROJECTS
Resume Workshops

428. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
GOAL 2: EXPAND PREVIOUS PROJECTS
Resume Workshops Student Initiative Showdown

429. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
GOAL 2: EXPAND PREVIOUS PROJECTS
Spring Living Fair

430. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
GOAL 2: EXPAND PREVIOUS PROJECTS
Spring Living Fair
1 Event

431. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
GOAL 2: EXPAND PREVIOUS PROJECTS
Spring Living Fair
1 Event 3 Events

432. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
GOAL 2: EXPAND PREVIOUS PROJECTS

433. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
GOAL 2: EXPAND PREVIOUS PROJECTS
SUSTAINABLE

434. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
GOAL 2: EXPAND PREVIOUS PROJECTS
SUSTAINABLE
strong brand

435. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
GOAL 2: EXPAND PREVIOUS PROJECTS
SUSTAINABLE
strong brand growing support

436. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
GOAL 2: EXPAND PREVIOUS PROJECTS
clients approaching us

437. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
GOAL 3: INCREASE REVENUE

438. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
GOAL 3: INCREASE REVENUE

439. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
GOAL 3: INCREASE REVENUE
Main Revenue Generator

440. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
GOAL 3: INCREASE REVENUE

441. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
GOAL 3: INCREASE REVENUE
Revenue Goal = $13,000

442. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
GOAL 3: INCREASE REVENUE

443. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
GOAL 3: INCREASE REVENUE
Total Revenue = $13,731.38

444. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
GOAL 3: INCREASE REVENUE
Total Revenue = $13,731.38
15,000
11,250
7,500
3,750
0
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

445. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
GOAL 3: INCREASE REVENUE

446. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
GOAL 3: INCREASE REVENUE
60% increase

447. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
SIFE BCIT INFRASTRUCTURE

448. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
SIFE BCIT INFRASTRUCTURE
Ensure Easy Transition

449. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
SIFE BCIT INFRASTRUCTURE
Ensure Easy Transition
Number of Systems

450. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
SIFE BCIT INFRASTRUCTURE
Ensure Easy Transition
Number of Systems
2 Integral Pieces

451. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
EXECUTIVE TEAM SUCCESSION

452. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
EXECUTIVE TEAM SUCCESSION
Application

453. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
EXECUTIVE TEAM SUCCESSION
Application

454. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
EXECUTIVE TEAM SUCCESSION
Interview with
Application
Current Executive

455. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
EXECUTIVE TEAM SUCCESSION
Interview with
Application
Current Executive

456. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
EXECUTIVE TEAM SUCCESSION
Interview with Interview with
Application
Current Executive Faculty Advisor

457. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
EXECUTIVE TEAM SUCCESSION
Interview with Interview with
Application
Current Executive Faculty Advisor

458. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
EXECUTIVE TEAM SUCCESSION
Interview with Interview with
Application
Current Executive Faculty Advisor
3-Month Training
Period

459. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
EXECUTIVE TEAM SUCCESSION
Interview with Interview with
Application
Current Executive Faculty Advisor
3-Month Training
Period

460. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
EXECUTIVE TEAM SUCCESSION
Interview with Interview with
Application
Current Executive Faculty Advisor
Monitored by 3-Month Training
Predecessor Period

461. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
EXECUTIVE TEAM SUCCESSION
Interview with Interview with
Application
Current Executive Faculty Advisor
Monitored by 3-Month Training
Predecessor Period

462. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
EXECUTIVE TEAM SUCCESSION
Interview with Interview with
Application
Current Executive Faculty Advisor
Monitored by 3-Month Training
Strategic Planning
Predecessor Period

463. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
BUSINESS ADVISORY BOARD

464. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
BUSINESS ADVISORY BOARD
oversees long-term strategic plan

465. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
BUSINESS ADVISORY BOARD
oversees long-term strategic plan
provides sustainability

466. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY

467. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY

468. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
School of Business

469. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
School of Business
Applied Research & Liaison Office

470. CRITERION 7: SUSTAINABILITY
School of Business
Applied Research & Liaison Office
Student Services

473. Positive Lasting Impact

474. Positive Lasting Impact
Build Upon Foundations

475. Positive Lasting Impact
Build Upon Foundations
Break New Ground

476. BE THE DIFFERENCE

478. Success of Individual Business

481. Yvonne

482. Uncertain of Post-Secondary Focus
Yvonne

483. Yvonne

484. Student Initiative Showdown
Yvonne

485. Student Initiative Showdown
=
Yvonne

486. Student Initiative Showdown
=
Discovered Business Passion
Yvonne

487. Yvonne

488. Accepted to Yale
Yvonne

489. Yvonne

490. “SIFE BCIT and the Student
Initiative Showdown are
what inspired me to expand
my business knowledge.”
Yvonne

491. WE HAVE BEEN THE DIFFERENCE

492. BEING THE DIFFERENCE THAT
MAKES A DIFFERENCE