Hult Prize at IMS successfully conducted its third session titled From Idea to Impact, featuring an inspiring startup talk by Mr. Roshan Niraula, Co-Founder and CEO of Brand LogiQ. The session was organized with the objective of providing students with real-world insights into the entrepreneurial journey, highlighting the challenges, failures, and learning experiences involved in building a startup.
The session aimed to inspire and motivate Hult Prize participants by encouraging sustainability, innovation, and learning from past mistakes, while closely aligning with the mission of the Hult Prize to foster impactful and socially driven ideas. The event was hosted by Ms. Binita Bajgain, who guided the session smoothly and kept the audience engaged throughout.
During the session, Mr. Niraula shared his entrepreneurial journey in detail, reflecting on the multiple difficulties and hurdles he encountered while building his business. He emphasized the importance of perseverance, consistency, and belief in one’s vision. His discussion focused on idea development, branding, and scaling businesses in the real market, offering participants a realistic understanding of what it takes to succeed in a competitive entrepreneurial landscape.
The session proved to be highly insightful for aspiring entrepreneurs, as it provided clarity on the challenges faced when transforming ideas into viable ventures and practical ways to overcome those challenges. Mr. Niraula’s honest storytelling and practical advice deeply motivated the audience, especially Hult Prize participants at IMS. The session reinforced the importance of learning from mistakes, staying consistent, and remaining committed to long-term goals.
To further engage participants, Deputy Campus Director Mr. Prajwol Ale Magar and Graphic Designer Mr. Nishant Baraili hosted a short quiz session and introduced an interactive treasure hunt game within the IMS premises. Participants were tasked with finding a hidden package, making the event more engaging and enjoyable.
The organizers also extended their gratitude to Naulo Koseli and Nepal EcoCreation, the gifting partners for the event, for their thoughtful support.
Overall, the From Idea to Impact session marked another meaningful step toward empowering students with practical entrepreneurial knowledge, motivation, and real-world exposure.
