‌Enactus Lancaster is a Management School society that brings together groups of talented students to create social projects aiming to improve the standard of living and quality of life of disadvantaged people in our local and international communities.

Adam Coomer (President), Oli Monks (Vice-President), Thomas McIlroy, Belinda Swinnerton, Jennifer Hillary and Reece Stanton presented two of their five social projects in front of 21 judges. The two projects were Difference: enabled and Forum Lancaster.

Difference: Enabled actively engages industry with autism by assisting those on the autistic spectrum in accessing employment and development opportunities. Forum Lancaster uses market research initiatives in order to level the playing field between large multinationals and local SMEs. The aim is to redirect student money back into the local economy and so encourage diversity and competition within the local marketplace.

 ‌Members from the incoming executive committee were also in attendance, along with Lancaster's Pro-Vice Chancellor for Research, Trevor McMillan.

The society is looking forward to building upon this success in the forthcoming year.

For more information on Enactus Lancaster and their projects please visit: http://www.enactuslancaster.org/

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