Memory Coffee project won first prize in the contest "Starting a business to create livelihoods for student families"

On the afternoon of December 3, Banking Academy - Phu Yen Branch organized the final round of the contest "Starting a business to create livelihoods for student families".

Five students with five outstanding projects passed the preliminary round, presented their ideas to the jury after being field tested and assessed for feasibility.

In the final round, the contestants presented their projects comprehensively, including: Idea formation, market analysis, potential customers, opportunities and challenges, actual project implementation plan, investment costs, expected profits, etc. At the same time, the contestants answered the judges' in-depth questions about their projects.

The organizers awarded first prize to Memory Coffee project of student Diep Tieu Anh Quan.

As a result, the Memory Coffee project of student Diep Tieu Anh Quan won first prize with a prize of 5 million VND. The organizing committee also awarded 1 second prize, 1 third prize and 2 consolation prizes to the remaining projects.

In particular, the Memory Coffee project received 100 million VND in interest-free funding from Home Credit Vietnam. Immediately after the competition ended, Diep Tieu Anh Quan and his family signed a record confirming the receipt of funding with the school and Home Credit Vietnam.

Diep Tieu Anh Quan signed the minutes confirming the receipt of funding from the school.

Speaking at the final round of the competition, Dr. Tran Thanh Long, Director of the Banking Academy - Phu Yen Branch, said that the school wants to create an environment where students can apply the knowledge they have learned into practice, boldly starting a business from their own family conditions.

The competition not only encourages students to be creative, but also aims to develop sustainable livelihoods, exploit local resources well, thereby spreading the entrepreneurial spirit in the community, supporting students to turn ideas into viable business models in reality.

The organizers awarded consolation prizes to two projects of two students.

Previously, from June 6, Banking Academy - Phu Yen Branch launched the contest "Startup to create livelihood for student families", with the contestants being students from year 1 to year 3 of the school.

Projects participating in the competition must ensure feasibility, comply with legal regulations, local conditions and be linked to the livelihood development of the students' own families.

Source: https://baodaklak.vn/xa-hoi/202512/du-an-memory-coffee-gianh-giai-nhat-cuoc-thi-khoi-nghiep-tao-sinh-ke-cho-gia-dinh-sinh-vien-74417ae/