Mythili Madhavan, Co-Director at Enactus Aston, offers her reflections on last week's Coaching Clinic, a key initiative designed to provide industry experts with flexible development opportunities while generating impact with Enactus students.

Our first coaching development session as part of our Coaching4Impact programme- connecting volunteers with students amd offering corporate volunteers a meaningful development opportunity.

This week, we delivered our November Coaching Clinics, bringing together over 15 Enactus teams and more than 25 volunteers to help our changemakers strengthen their projects through tailored expert support.

On 4 November, the BDO Leeds office became the pilot launchpad for the NextGenLeaders Volunteer Programme, kicking off an exciting initiative for BDO to work with local young people to champion social mobility.

York St John University’s Community Research in Practice: event brought together VCSE groups and researchers to share learning and insight. Our ongoing work with York St John University reflects this spirit, showing how youth-centred research can spark change.

This year’s, we hosted our Regional Impact Accelerators (RIA) across Nottingham, London, Newcastle and Dublin, bringing together over 130 Enactus students from over 40 universities across the UK and Ireland.

We are here to congratulate the TU Dublin Enactus team for their outstanding achievement! The recognition of ReFridge at the Green Gown Awards is a massive step on the right direction to our goal: to shape the next generation of responsible leaders.

Stephen Brown, Impact Lead at the Enactus UK & Ireland team, shares how Enactus sits at the heart of innovation, drawing from his experience recruiting bright young minds at the ESBF.

Enactus students joined forces with BDO professionals for the 2025 BDO x Enactus Voice of the Future Challenge. In its third year, the Enactus Voice of the Future Challenge focused on improving social mobility

Over 175 Enactus students joined our Career Accelerators, a series of virtual masterclasses designed to provide students the skills, confidence and knowledge to succeed in the current day graduate job market.

We are incredibly excited to share the news that as of the 1st of November, we have a new CEO: Amy Brereton! Amy takes the helm with a deep knowledge, genuine passion, and strong relationships across all aspects of our network.

130 young people from ten Yorkshire schools came together in October for the NextGenLeaders Welcome Event — and left with the spark to lead real change in their communities. At NextGenLeaders, we believe in turning up — and in passion driving progress.

Becks Wheately, leader of our NextGenLeaders programme, joined researchers, community organisations, and practitioners at the West Yorkshire “JUST in Place” workshop, marking the launch of regional research activity for the Joined-Up Sustainability Transformations (JUST) Centre.

The EGRN is a community of academics sharing research to help our programme and shape future responsible leaders. This year’s conference, hosted by Srinakharinwirot University in Thailand, was held along with this year’s Enactus World Cup.

We recognise and celebrate the contributions of out outgoing CEO, Andrew Bacon, as we prepare to say a fond farewell at the end of October.

This year’s Enactus World Cup celebrated the 25th Enactus World Cup and Enactus’ 50tth anniversary! Taking place in Bangkok, this world cup brought together 30 countries along with their top student innovators.

Last Monday marked the start of the Enactus UK & Ireland universities programme. This fantastic launch took place at the Unilever London Headquarters, which brought together 45 students from over 15 universities across the UK & Ireland.

Enactus UK & Ireland was present at the International Entrepreneurship Educators Conference (IEEC), organised by Enterprise Educators UK and hosted by Manchester Metropolitan University.

NextGenLeaders, has been nominated for Community Organisation of the Year by the Leeds Compassionate City Awards! This nomination recognises our programme dedicated to cultivating the generation of responsible leaders.

iTwin4Good Challenge finals showcased the top student innovators as they pitched their iTwin-powered solutions, a fantastic display of the intersection of social entrepreneurship with technology and innovation.