Congratulations to the Curtin Enactus team on winning the Ford C3 Award at the 2025 Enactus Australia National Championships.

Held in Sydney from Thursday 10 to Friday 11 July, the national competition brought together student-led teams from universities across the country, all pitching entrepreneurial projects designed to create positive social and environmental impact.

The Curtin Enactus team impressed the judges with their innovative project Anchor, which aims to build meaningful community connections for university students living with ADHD by helping them manage daily tasks and reduce social isolation.

The award-winning team was supported by staff from the Faculty of Business and Law and the Curtin Commercialisation and Entrepreneurship team, led by Anna Lee, Manager of the Entrepreneurship Pathway Programs.

Congratulations to the team on this major milestone and all the staff, mentors and supporters who played a role in helping the students reach this success.

Three university students dressed in suits, two women and one man, holding up awards.
The award-winning team led by students Maxvie Mendoza (left), Gautaam Subendran (middle), Nidhi Pradeep Mehta (right) and Wilmien Kok (not pictured).