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It’s been a very successful week for Young Enterprise.
Carteras, one of our Lower Eighth young enterprise companies led by MD, Luxsigan, won best overall company at the Richmond and Kingston finals held at the National Physical Laboratory in Teddington. They now go on to represent St Paul’s and Richmond in the South London finals next week. Congratulations to the whole team: Luxsigan, Varen, Krish, Mahin, Aaryan, Anthony and Shyam.
In the same competition, ReDue, led by Pip, won the best sustainable product with its food wastage prevention app. Congratulations to Pip and the members of the team: Rohan, Pip, Oliver, Rex, Nathan and Jonathan.
Finally, Mustapha from team Volution won overall best individual presenter across all the competing teams. Pip, James, and Aaryan won achiever of the year for their respective companies which capped a phenomenally successful evening at the Richmond and Kingston finals.
