Bryant University Professor Stefanie Boyer addresses the participants of the Northeast Intercollegiate Sales Competition from a podium. A hand points at the letters "AI" on a laptop computer. A student speaks to a woman during the Northeast Intercollegiate Sales Competition at Bryant University. A NISC participant awaits at a desk. A group of students gathers at a table during the Northeast Intercollegiate Sales Competition at Bryant University.

Bryant AI Revenue Challenge

Solve real business problems with AI—and prove it to employers.

This is not a traditional AI competition. Students use AI to analyze real business scenarios, develop solutions, and present recommendations that drive revenue and results.

The Bryant AI Revenue Challenge is a new addition to NISC, built for students, schools, and companies focused on what’s next in business.

What Makes This Different

This is not about experimenting with AI tools. It is about using AI to create real business value.

The Bryant AI Revenue Challenge focuses on how AI drives:

  • Business impact: Growth, productivity, efficiency
  • Customer outcomes: Engagement and experience
  • Revenue performance: Measurable results

Students are evaluated not just on what they build, but on how they think—judgment, execution, and the ability to communicate clear business value.

What Teams Will Do

From raw data to real recommendations, teams will:

  1. Break down real business problems
  2. Identify where AI creates advantage
  3. Build and refine solutions
  4. Present recommendations to industry professionals

Every team presents. Top teams advance to semifinal and final rounds.

Why It Matters

AI tools are everywhere. Knowing how to use them effectively is what sets students apart. Companies are hiring problem-solvers—not just sellers.

This competition rewards students who can:

  • Think beyond the tool
  • Solve real business problems
  • Turn insights into action

How It Fits Into NISC

A new dimension of competition.

The Bryant AI Revenue Challenge is one component of NISC, giving students the opportunity to:

  • Compete in traditional sales competitions
  • Participate in the AI Revenue Challenge
  • Engage with employers across both formats

Built for Real-World Application

  • Real company challenges
  • Live presentations
  • Focus on execution not theory
  • Emphasis on communication and decision-making
A male student gives his sales pitch to a judge during the Northeast Intercollegiate Sales Competition at Bryant University.
A hand points at the letters "AI" on the screen of a laptop computer.
Two people shake hands in a classroom during the Northeast Intercollegiate Sales Competition at Bryant University.

AI Revenue Challenge Sponsorship Options

For companies that want to be associated with practical AI, business performance, and early talent, the Bryant AI Revenue Challenge creates a focused new way to participate.

Founding Case Sponsor

Best for a company that wants the lead innovation role

  • Official case sponsor; shape the business challenge
  • Featured Friday kickoff and case briefing role
  • Premium visibility, judging seats, and recruiting access

AI Innovation Partner

Best for companies that support practical business problem solving

  • Recognition as an official AI Innovation Partner
  • Option to support training, mentoring, office hours or judging
  • Visibility with students, coaches, faculty, and attendees

Supporting Sponsor

Best for companies that want visibility, participation, and access

  • Recognition as a Supporting Sponsor
  • Brand visibility and opportunity to provide judges
  • Recruiting, networking, and visibility with schools and students