What do we do?
Project Hub is committed to delivering high-quality and innovative incubation and training programs to support entrepreneurs to launch sustainable, impactful and successful businesses. More information about our track record, including videos of our work can be found here.
Contact us if you are interested in having PHY develop a customized program for you, or if you are interested in sponsoring our next incubation program. Our partners and clients are foundations, NGOs, universities and corporations. Our portfolio includes:
Contact us if you are interested in having PHY develop a customized program for you, or if you are interested in sponsoring our next incubation program. Our partners and clients are foundations, NGOs, universities and corporations. Our portfolio includes:
- Idea Generation Weekends
- Incubation Programs
- Entrepreneurship Seminars & Trainings and
- Mentorship Programs
Our programs
Project W
With the support of Partnership for Change, in 2014 Project Hub Yangon ran Project W, a 6-month incubation program for women entrepreneurs. The program supported 8 women in refining their business ideas, designing business models and launching new ventures. At the end of the program, the women pitched their ideas to investors. PHY also raised $6,000 from corporate sponsors (Ball Myanmar, CityMart and Standard Chartered), which was granted to 2 promising businesses. Business were in the retail, tech, F&B, and service industries. For more info, check out our video about Project W.
With the support of Partnership for Change, in 2014 Project Hub Yangon ran Project W, a 6-month incubation program for women entrepreneurs. The program supported 8 women in refining their business ideas, designing business models and launching new ventures. At the end of the program, the women pitched their ideas to investors. PHY also raised $6,000 from corporate sponsors (Ball Myanmar, CityMart and Standard Chartered), which was granted to 2 promising businesses. Business were in the retail, tech, F&B, and service industries. For more info, check out our video about Project W.
ADEPT
Project Hub Yangon is currently working with Indiana University and USAID to deliver entrepreneurship training programs to the students and faculty of the Yangon University of Economics. Our programs at the University include running business idea competitions, seminars, and other activities to promote entrepreneurial skill development. A video of our 2014 business idea competition at the University can be seen here.
Global Entrepreneurship Week
Project Hub Yangon is proud to be the official Host of Global Entrepreneurship Week Myanmar. GEW Myanmar first started in 2012, when Project Hub hosted a business idea competition, women entrepreneurs night and other exciting events. In 2013 we grew the program through partners, such as the British Council, GIZ, SQUAR, Building Markets and others. In 2013, GEW Myanmar included 9 events and reached over 600 people. GEW Myanmar 2014 was bigger than ever with partners running events in 3 cities: Yangon, Taunggyi and Mandalay. Check out the GEW Myanmar site for more info and photos.
Telenor Idea Generation Weekend 2014
In October 2014, Project Hub ran a 2-day intensive Idea Generation Weekend with 20 youth selected by Telenor as finalists for the Telenor Youth Summit. Participants were able to refine their big idea for how mobile tech can do social good through PHY workshops on idea generation, problem identification, social impact, business models and presentation skills. At the end of the weekend, participants pitched their big idea to Telenor Staff and the PHY team. Two winners were selected to represent Myanmar at the 2014 Telenor Youth Summit.
The Project Hub Fellowship
In 2013, Project Hub Yangon ran the first incubation program in Myanmar providing support for 5 Myanmar start-ups. This program was supported by Ringier AG, a Swiss media company. Through the program, 8 Myanmar entrepreneurs launched their businesses with the guidance of Mentors, workshop leaders and others. They then pitched their businesses to a room full of investors and business persons during the 1st Investor Pitch Night. Two of the business - Bindez & Blink PR - continue to run and grow today, each having received investment from foreign firms. Another two of the participants have gone on to launch a new business together in the IT sector.
Project Hub Yangon is currently working with Indiana University and USAID to deliver entrepreneurship training programs to the students and faculty of the Yangon University of Economics. Our programs at the University include running business idea competitions, seminars, and other activities to promote entrepreneurial skill development. A video of our 2014 business idea competition at the University can be seen here.
Global Entrepreneurship Week
Project Hub Yangon is proud to be the official Host of Global Entrepreneurship Week Myanmar. GEW Myanmar first started in 2012, when Project Hub hosted a business idea competition, women entrepreneurs night and other exciting events. In 2013 we grew the program through partners, such as the British Council, GIZ, SQUAR, Building Markets and others. In 2013, GEW Myanmar included 9 events and reached over 600 people. GEW Myanmar 2014 was bigger than ever with partners running events in 3 cities: Yangon, Taunggyi and Mandalay. Check out the GEW Myanmar site for more info and photos.
Telenor Idea Generation Weekend 2014
In October 2014, Project Hub ran a 2-day intensive Idea Generation Weekend with 20 youth selected by Telenor as finalists for the Telenor Youth Summit. Participants were able to refine their big idea for how mobile tech can do social good through PHY workshops on idea generation, problem identification, social impact, business models and presentation skills. At the end of the weekend, participants pitched their big idea to Telenor Staff and the PHY team. Two winners were selected to represent Myanmar at the 2014 Telenor Youth Summit.
The Project Hub Fellowship
In 2013, Project Hub Yangon ran the first incubation program in Myanmar providing support for 5 Myanmar start-ups. This program was supported by Ringier AG, a Swiss media company. Through the program, 8 Myanmar entrepreneurs launched their businesses with the guidance of Mentors, workshop leaders and others. They then pitched their businesses to a room full of investors and business persons during the 1st Investor Pitch Night. Two of the business - Bindez & Blink PR - continue to run and grow today, each having received investment from foreign firms. Another two of the participants have gone on to launch a new business together in the IT sector.
