Australia announces fellowship for entrepreneurs

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Australia announces fellowship for entrepreneurs
Calling aspiring social entrepreneurs and changemakers!

This is a press release from the Australian Embassy.

Calling aspiring social entrepreneurs and changemakers! Applications are now open for the 2023 Australia-ASEAN Emerging Leaders Program (#A2ELP), a flagship program funded by the Australia-ASEAN Council.

Aspirants may submit their application at https://ausaseanleaders.com.au/. Submission of applications will close December 31, 2022.

What is #A2ELP?

The 2023 Australia-ASEAN Emerging Leaders Program will bring together 15 young entrepreneurs from Australia and ASEAN countries for three months of skill development, collaboration, and networking with the region’s thought leaders, social entrepreneurs, and A2ELP alumni. It will run from March to May 2023 and will allow participants to develop their leadership skills while also forging cross-cultural connections.

Participants will also have the opportunity to travel to Australia for a week-long in-person intensive from April 26 to May 3, 2023, in addition to online modules, mentoring, and learning sessions

#A2ELP helps its participants build knowledge of scalable and sustainable business models, cultural intelligence and innovative start-up and enterprise methodologies. Participants will network with industry and government leaders and hear from innovators and investors tackling the region’s challenges.

Who can apply?

Five Australian representatives and 10 ASEAN representatives (one from each member state) will be selected. The application criteria for the program are as follows:

  • founder or leader of a social enterprise
  • under 35 years old
  • Filipino citizen or citizen of an ASEAN member state (Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam)
  • can commit to the three-month program from March to May 2023, including the in-person program in Australia 
  • has a current passport valid with at least six months validity remaining after May 2023. – Rappler.com

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Ivy Pedida

Ivy Pedida is a digital communications specialist for Rappler’s Digital Communications arm. A shameless bandwagoner, she likes everything pop culture, whether it be the latest anime or another HBO hit. She is a furmom to five cats and one dog.