A team of young innovators from the University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh (ULAB) has advanced to the prestigious Hult Prize 2026 Incubator, marking a significant achievement in Bangladesh’s growing social entrepreneurship ecosystem.

Team Tylus, consisting of Sazia Islam Cynthia, Md Rafiul Islam, Maysha Samiha Eshika, and Sabikun Nahar, began their journey at the Hult Prize campus round at ULAB, where they emerged as champions of the Mentors’ Study Abroad presents Hult Prize at ULAB 2025/26, powered by Rustic Eatery, Fresh Anonna, and Gold Kinen, in association with Swan Group.

Building on their campus success, the team progressed to the Hult Prize Bangladesh National Round 2025/26, where their innovation-driven idea and strong entrepreneurial approach distinguished them among some of the country’s most promising young changemakers. Their performance ultimately earned them a place in the global Hult Prize 2026 Incubator.

The journey from campus-level competition to an international platform highlights the growing strength of youth-led innovation and social entrepreneurship in Bangladesh. The team’s work reflects the broader mission of the Hult Prize to transform ideas into scalable solutions that address real-world challenges through sustainable business models.

The Business Standard and TBS Graduates served as media partner and youth engagement partner throughout their journey, supporting visibility for emerging student innovators.

As they prepare to engage with global mentors and competitors in the Hult Prize 2026 Incubator, Team Tylus carries the aspirations of a growing community of young Bangladeshi innovators aiming to create meaningful change through entrepreneurship on the world stage.