Volunteering and Events

The Humber College PMPG Capstone Exhibition - North Campus, 2024 was a remarkable event showcasing the innovative projects of aspiring project management professionals. Mentors from the Letz Hustle team actively contributed as project sponsors and judges, playing a key role in evaluating and grading the student's capstone projects. 

Congratulations to the Bronze, Silver, and Gold winners for their well-deserved achievements—your dedication and creativity were truly inspiring!

 Redefined Conestoga is a premier networking event hosted by Conestoga College, bringing together students, alumni, industry professionals, and community leaders. The event aims to bridge the gap between academia and the professional world, offering attendees opportunities to build meaningful connections, exchange insights, and explore career possibilities.

The event features keynote speakers, panel discussions, and interactive sessions designed to inspire innovation and professional growth. Attendees can showcase their skills, learn from industry experts, and gain valuable advice to redefine their career paths. 

Redefined Conestoga serves as a dynamic platform for fostering collaboration and driving success in various industries.

The Humber College Capstone Project bridges academic knowledge with real-world applications, allowing students to showcase their skills through industry-focused challenges. Collaborating individually or in teams, students work with industry partners or community organizations to deliver solutions like prototypes, business models, or marketing campaigns.

Spanning various fields, including business, technology, and healthcare, these projects foster critical thinking, problem-solving, and teamwork. 

Students present their outcomes to faculty and industry experts, gaining feedback while building portfolios that highlight their creativity and career readiness.

 Letz Hustle Mentors is an initiative aimed at fostering professional growth and skill development among students. As volunteer mentors at Humber College's Toronto campus for the PMPG Capstone Exhibition, we provided guidance and support to project management students as they showcased their capstone projects. 

Our role involved offering constructive feedback, sharing industry insights, and helping students align their projects with real-world applications. By mentoring students, we contributed to their professional development while enhancing their understanding of project management principles and practices. This experience allowed us to give back to the academic community and promote a culture of learning and collaboration.