(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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Find someone who volunteers for community service or social causes.
Ask someone about the most valuable piece of business advice they have received.
Find a student who has networked with professionals or entrepreneurs in their field.
Talk to someone who has found a mentor in the business world.
Talk to someone who has collaborated with others on a business idea or startup project.
Talk to someone who has had a remote internship experience.
Ask someone how they think engineering can drive business innovation.
Talk to a student who follows entrepreneurship trends.
Talk to a student about the most interesting engineering concept they've learned.
Ask someone about the skills they developed during their internship.
Find someone who enjoys the same extracurricular activity as you.
Find someone who is working on a product or service that addresses a market need.
Find someone who has worked on an innovative solution for a real-world issue.
Ask someone how they build and maintain their professional network.
Talk to someone who is interested in marketing or sales.
Talk to someone who is passionate about social entrepreneurship.
Talk to a student who has published or plans to publish a technical paper.
Talk to a student who interned at a startup.
Ask someone about the most important business skill they’ve developed.
Ask someone how they stay updated with the latest tech trends.
Find a student who is passionate about sustainable or green entrepreneurship.
Ask someone what success looks like for them as an entrepreneur.
Ask someone about a leadership role they have taken in a club or project.
Talk to a student who is interested in starting their own company or startup.
Find someone who follows business leaders or entrepreneurs for inspiration.
Ask someone about a hands-on project they did during an internship.
Ask someone about a book or resource that has influenced their business mindset.
Find someone who has pitched a startup idea to investors or mentors.
