The 31 Lengths Campaign

The 31 Lengths Campaign is rated 3 out of 5 in the category international trade and development. Read and write reviews about The 31 Lengths Campaign. 31 Lengths is a metaphor of an instance in sports history when the central characters and trainers were empowered, believed in their potential and achieved astonishing results. The metaphor is a belief that each of us is unique and, when that certain trait is empowered, has boundless potential. The vision of The 31 Lengths Campaign is to empower students who live without sufficient hope and resources to reach their boundless potential. The mission of The 31 Lengths Campaign is to empower student’s potential by connecting resources for business education resulting in economic development to overcome strife and reinforce human dignity. Business as a force for good. Realizing the stabilizing importance of small businesses to a society, the physical structure of the entrepreneurship center was built on the campus of St. Mary’s College Lacor secondary school outside of Northern Uganda’s economic hub, Gulu and the program development design entails having onsite support staff, a Speakers Series with strategic partners, an MBA summer associate residency and an annual business plan competitions, amongst others. The Center is accessible to each of the 750+ students. The Center is operationally sustainable given the strategic partners involved who have a vested interest in the region’s economic development. Income generating activities (IGAs) are created from the annual business plan competition with proceeds providing a wage to the students to cover their much needed school fees to the general school and to offset operating expenses of the Center.