ABC Business Plan Competition 2025

The submission period for the competition closed on March 25th, and the expert panel has selected the best teams: Sara Marin and Nikola Zec with their idea, SkyPass – Invisible Security Scanner for Passengers & Baggage, and Meriton Ibraimi and Elira Abduramani with their idea, ParkSense.

Stay tuned for more updates on the ABC Business Plan Competition and future opportunities to get involved!

Do you have an idea that could make a difference? At ABC BootCamps, we help you bring your ideas to life. Imagine working with experienced mentors, solving real-world problems, and turning your vision into a real business plan.

By joining the ABC Business Plan Competition, you’ll have the chance to showcase your idea and compete for a full scholarship to one of our top programs—ABC Silicon Valley or ABC Toronto. There, you’ll develop your entrepreneurial skills, visit leading companies, learn how to pitch with confidence, and take the next step in turning your business idea into a real opportunity.

Ready to get started? Learn more about the ABC Business Plan Competition, read the rules, and take your first step today!

Submission Open

January 25, 2025

Submission Closed

March 25, 2025

Winner Announcement

March 31, 2025

1. Rules & Guidelines

Stay updated on the key dates for the ABC Business Plan Competition 2025, including submission deadlines and winner announcements. Download the competition guidelines for detailed instructions and rules.

Rules & Guidelines

2. Registrations

Register your team by completing the Application Form to receive the Business Plan Template directly to your email. Use the template to develop and outline your business idea, including your vision, market potential, and growth strategy.

3. Submissions

To apply for the competition, simply submit your completed Business Plan Template to competition@abcbootcamps.com. Best of luck – we’re excited to see your ideas!

Submit Your Application

FAQ

Who can participate in the ABC Business Plan Competition?

Teams must consist of two participants, either students or young professionals, aged 20–30. Each participant may only join one team. Teams can include participants from the same or different universities, faculties, or professional backgrounds.

Can we choose different program destinations as team members?

No, both team members must agree on a single preferred program destination—either ABC Silicon Valley or ABC Toronto. Your team will be evaluated based on your chosen preference.

What does the scholarship cover?

The scholarship includes tuition fee, on-campus housing, breakfast, welcome package, lectures, seminars, workshops, course materials, networking opportunities, company visits, certificate of completion, 24/7 assistance from the ABC Team, exclusive access to the ABC Alumni network, possibility of becoming part of the ABC Team, and organized day trip to San Francisco or Niagara Falls (depending on the location). Admission Fee, airfare, and personal expenses are not included.

How will the final submissions be evaluated?

A panel of judges—comprising business professionals and entrepreneurs—will evaluate submissions based on the following criteria:

Creativity and Innovation: Is the idea original and creative?
Market Potential and Scalability: Does the solution address a market demand, and can it grow?
Feasibility and Practicality: Is the business model realistic and executable?