community. In the process, students
have an opportunity to develop their
Business 2010) was the first
SIFE Liverpool President and
helped the team to grow from
12 members to more than 100
during his two-year Presidency
from 2008-2010. He is currently
working as a Management Trainee
for Enterprise Rent-A-Car
in Washington DC.
to join SIFE?
business, building my own team,
running projects, and competing
against other universities across
the UK was exciting and drew
me right in. I knew it would be
a life-changing experience.
you involved in?
a student to run a marketing
campaign for his mobile phone
recycling business, assisting
restaurants in deprived areas
of Liverpool with their business
operations and teaching academic
staff in a school located in Togo,
West Africa, how to manage their
budget. We also introduced a
project called Business Boss,
where we ran business seminars
and competitions for sixth-form
students to encourage their
entrepreneurial skills.