Hult Prize Results
Please note from 2013 the Hult Global Case Challenge is now referred to as the Hult Prize.
2019
Overall winner
Rutopia
2018
Overall winner
UCL
Kisum Chan, Lincoln Lee, Julia Vannaxay and Vannie Koay
Kisum Chan, Lincoln Lee, Julia Vannaxay and Vannie Koay
2017
Overall winner
2016
Overall winner
2015
Overall winner
IMPCT.co, National Chengchi University,
Taipei
Taipei
2014
Overall winner
Indian School of Business
ESADE Business School
University of Pennsylvania
York University
HEC Paris
Finalists
MITESADE Business School
University of Pennsylvania
York University
HEC Paris
2013
Overall winner
McGill University, Canada
University of Cape Town, South Africa
ESADE Business School, Spain
Asian School of Management, India
London Business School, UK
Finalists
Hult International Business School, USUniversity of Cape Town, South Africa
ESADE Business School, Spain
Asian School of Management, India
London Business School, UK
2012
In it's third annual event, thousands of students competed across five cities and online, representing over 130 countries and six continents. Winning teams across each region were selected in one of three challenge tracks – Education, Energy and Housing. These teams moved on to the Global Final, which took place on April 26, 2012 in New York City where they presented their innovative solutions at the landmark New York Public Library.Among those in attendance were President Bill Clinton and Nobel Peace Prize Winner and Founder of Grameen Bank, Professor Muhammad Yunus.
Global champions - Education
Carnegie Mellon
Global champions - Housing
Hult International Business School, BostonGlobal champions - Energy
NYU Abu Dhabi
2011
The Hult International Business School celebrated the final of the Hult Global Case Challenge in New York City.
First place
The University of Cambridge - Judge Business School, United Kingdom
Global final participants
Jane Bulnes-Fowles, Toni Ann Louie, Matthew Kelly Fox, Catherine Lynn Liang and Ravi Kolipaka Boston University's School of Management, United States
Ashish Jhina, Sebastien Tilmans, Florian Wiedinger, Ido Sum and Dan Tuttle
Stanford University's Graduate School of Business, United States
Ema Neskovic, Jovana Dadic, Ninoslav Stojsavljevic, Tamara Pajevic and Aleksandra Nikolic
University of Belgrade's Faculty of Organizational Sciences, Serbia
Andre Krzyzowski, Nicolette Cora, Partha Ganguly, Felipe Dell'oro, Alejandra Caceres
SDA Bocconi's School of Management, Dubai
Gaurav Bhatia, Venisa Chu, Jeffrey Chow and Lucas Pech
The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, China
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