The Geneva Responsible Entrepreneurship Center Launches a Responsible Entrepreneurship Scholarship and Announces 2025 Winners

The Geneva Responsible Entrepreneurship Center (GREC), hosted at the Geneva School of Economics and Management, has launched the Responsible Entrepreneurship Scholarship to support innovative student projects grounded in responsible entrepreneurship.

Since September, candidates have participated in four hands-on workshops, guided by partners: Talent Kick, FONGIT, GENILEM, Alter Start, Impact Hub Geneva, and FONDETEC. These sessions helped students develop and structure their proposals, turning ideas into actionable projects.

The scholarship provides financial support, personalised mentorship, and access to Geneva’s entrepreneurial ecosystem. It is open to all UNIGE students—Bachelor, Master, or Doctorate—across all faculties. Initially launched as a pilot program, it will expand in the coming years. This year’s scholarships are funded by the Fondation Henri Moser.

The 2025 winners of the Responsible Entrepreneurship Scholarship are: 

• Shady Moussa, Bachelor’s student in Information Systems and Service Sciences at the Centre universitaire d’informatique (CUI), is developing Iwigo, a platform that centralizes access to and booking of urban sports courts.
• Eunice von Rakowski, Master’s student in Psychology at the Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences (FPSE), is developing DEVLOB, a neuropsychology-based therapeutic board game designed to support cognitive rehabilitation at home.
• Braulio Galicia, Master’s student in Environmental Sciences (MUSE) at the Institute of Environmental Sciences, is developing Land Oversight, a geospatial analysis service that transforms satellite data into accessible evidence for environmental and human rights organizations.
• Hélène Lambert, Bachelor’s student in Chemistry at the Faculty of Science, is developing Helnium, an art-science project based on real crystallization experiments that reveal the microscopic beauty of matter.

These students join the program as new GREC Residents, ready to advance their projects with the support of the Center and its network.

Through this initiative, GREC seeks to nurture the next generation of responsible entrepreneurs, committed to sustainable innovation and societal impact. It reflects the GSEM’s values of rigor, relevance, and responsibility, and aligns with its mission to train responsible leaders, support impactful projects, and leverage interdisciplinary expertise in the heart of Geneva.