The London School of Economics (LSE) recently hosted an exceptional event that showcased the entrepreneurial talent of students from the Girls’ Day School Trust (GDST) LEAD program. In a highly competitive field, Bromley High School girls claimed the prestigious Best Presentation award for their outstanding pitch.
The event, which featured students presenting their innovative product ideas to an audience of peers and mentors, was the culmination of months of hard work, creativity, and strategic thinking.
The GDST LEAD program is designed to cultivate leadership, enterprise, and design thinking by empowering students to create and launch their own products. From the initial brainstorming phase to market research, product development, and pitch preparation, the program equips students with invaluable skills for success in business and beyond.
This year’s cohort demonstrated remarkable dedication and innovation, with teams from 25 GDST schools across the network presenting diverse, impactful products that addressed contemporary needs. Their presentations reflected not only creativity but also a deep understanding of how to make a positive social impact.
Bromley High’s success, along with the achievements of all participants, highlights the power of the GDST LEAD program in nurturing the next generation of female entrepreneurs and leaders. With its emphasis on experiential learning, mentorship, and collaboration, the program equips students with the confidence and skills to succeed in the real world.
