Six days to think freely, above the clouds.
Students, entrepreneurs, and educators from around the world gather in Nagarkot, Nepal for a week of ideas, debate, entrepreneurship and conversations that continue long after the camp ends.
A week where ideas climb higher than the ridge line.
Liberty Entrepreneurship Camp brings students, teachers, and founders together in Nagarkot for a unique experience combining classical liberal thought, entrepreneurship, economics and leadership.
Organized by the Language of Liberty Institute Nepal Chapter, the camp combines lectures, workshops, debates, networking activities and community-building experiences.
Participants explore economic freedom, property rights, entrepreneurship, public policy and the principles that allow societies to flourish.
Why Attend?
✓ Develop critical thinking and leadership skills.
✓ Connect with students and freedom advocates worldwide.
✓ Learn from internationally recognized educators.
✓ Build ideas with real-world impact.
Six days, mapped like a trail.
The full program — every session, break and free-time block, day by day.
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Saturday · August 1
Arrival & Welcome
Arrival & Welcome
2
Sunday · August 2
Foundations of Liberal Thought
Foundations of Liberal Thought
3
Monday · August 3
Markets, Policy & Practice
Markets, Policy & Practice
4
Tuesday · August 4
The Hike & the Wider World
The Hike & the Wider World
5
Wednesday · August 5
Graduation Day
Graduation Day
6
Thursday · August 6
Departure
Departure
Topics on the table.
Before You Arrive
- Why Are Some Countries Rich or Poor?
- Liberty and Individual Responsibility
- Why Government Is a Problem?
- Entrepreneurship Workshop Activities
Fourteen people, ten countries, one week.
International educators, entrepreneurs and leaders bringing knowledge from economics, philosophy, business and civic engagement.
Glenn Cripe
History of Classical Liberal Thinking · Why Freedom?
Co-founder of the Language of Liberty Institute, Glenn has spent more than two decades building one of the world's leading networks of young freedom advocates. Since 2005 he has organized over 90 Liberty Camps and Seminars across 35 countries, and helped coordinate the first Russian translation of Ayn Rand's works in 1993. Studied languages, finance and economics at Indiana University.
Ken Schoolland
Philosophy & Policy of Economic Development
Associate Professor of Economics and author of "The Adventures of Jonathan Gullible," published in more than 90 editions and 58 languages. Vice President for International Relations at Liberty International and a member of the Mont Pelerin Society. Former international economist for the U.S. International Trade Commission and the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative.
Antonio Saravia
Economics · Capitalism · Public Policy
Professor of Economics and Director of the Center for the Study of Economics and Liberty at Mercer University (USA). Was a candidate for vice president of Bolivia in the 2025 presidential election. Speaks frequently at academic and industry events across the US, UAE and Latin America.
Hernando Carvalho
Natural Social Economy
Involved in international libertarian initiatives since 2015, formerly Director of the Movimiento Libertario de Colombia. Currently developing research on Natural Social Economy alongside Professor Jesús Huerta de Soto in Spain. Also a touring musician with his own rock band.
Thomas Jacob
The OboxPlanet · First Visits & Private Security · Everyday Politics
Swiss entrepreneur and lifelong liberty advocate based in Zürich, discovered Ayn Rand's ideas in 1981. Creator of the Gold Coin Initiative, the booklet "Hoppe Unplugged," and the OboxPlanet Experience — an educational adventure that challenges participants to rethink regulation and human cooperation.
Tomás Palicio
The Right Kind of Energy!
Argentine digital nomad, entrepreneur, and liberty advocate dedicated to building communities around freedom, entrepreneurship, and innovation. He works with international libertarian organizations across Latin America and recently coordinated the first-ever Liberty Camp in Argentina alongside the Language of Liberty Institute.
Robbie Miles
"Live and Let Live" · Investing, the Environment & Liberty
Executive Director of Live and Let Live, a global movement promoting two principles: be an excellent human and don't aggress. Previously, he was a Director and Portfolio Manager at Allianz Global Investors in San Francisco and London, managing top-performing funds with $3 billion in assets under management. He is a Chartered Financial Analyst and qualified as a Chartered Accountant at PwC.
Subash Malla
Startup Ecosystem in Nepal — I & II
Assistant Professor at Pokhara University specializing in Tourism and Entrepreneurship. An academic-practitioner with expertise in youth mobilization, applied research, and capacity-building initiatives, he bridges theory and practice through impactful work in sustainable tourism and entrepreneurial development. His international experience across more than 14 countries has positioned him as an active contributor to global dialogues on innovation, leadership, and sustainable development.
Daniela Tabernig
Freedom and Music, parts 1 & 2
Internationally acclaimed opera soprano who has performed leading roles — Madama Butterfly, Tosca, Rusalka — on stages across Europe, the Americas and Asia. Graduated with honors from the Teatro Colón Institute and the "Maria Callas" National Conservatory in Athens. At the camp she explores music as a tool for communicating the ideas of freedom.
Sara Urquizu
Activism Projects — LLI Chautari · Defending Freedom
Lawyer, economist, and activist committed to promoting liberty through research, education, and advocacy. She works as a Senior Researcher at Liberty International. And also as an educator at Foundation for Economic Education (FEE). She is President of Ladies of Liberty Bolivia and alumni of Students for Liberty, The Fund for American Studies, Objective Standard Institute, Atlas Network, among others.
Abiral Adhikari
"If You Were the Policy Maker" — Workshop
Ph.D. candidate in International Relations, independent researcher, writer, and lecturer specializing in public policy, governance, youth engagement, and individual liberty. His work focuses on advancing evidence-based policymaking, fostering critical thinking, and promoting open dialogue to empower the next generation of leaders.
Dan Behrman
Funding Government Without Taxes?
Political activist and entrepreneur; ran as a US presidential candidate in 2020 under the slogan "Taxation is Theft." Has appeared on major media platforms worldwide and published "Taxation Is Theft: How Politicians Rob You Blind" in 2024. At camp he shares unconventional tactics for challenging government overreach.
Hamid Rafik
Group Discussion: Freedom-Oriented Reform
Economist and researcher specializing in economic development and institutional dynamics, with a PhD in Economics from Mohammed V University in Rabat. His work examines how individual agency, secure property rights and market coordination drive human development, advocating for practical, bottom-up solutions.
Bishnu Prasad Timilsina
Opening Welcome · Leadership Development
Leads Training & Development for the Language of Liberty Institute in Nepal, supporting leadership development, entrepreneurship initiatives and liberty education across the region. Co-leads the camp's opening welcome and the Tuesday-night discussion on freedom-oriented reform.
Deependra Chaulagain
"Why Public Policy Matters"?
Director of Operations & Outreach at Samriddhi Foundation, specializing in institutional coordination, advocacy, youth engagement, and leadership development. With extensive experience working alongside parliamentarians, policymakers, political leaders, and civil society stakeholders in Nepal, he has designed and implemented national and international programs focused on entrepreneurship, public policy, and youth empowerment. Former President of Liberal Youth of South Asia (LYSA) and Acting Managing Country Director of the Global Entrepreneurship Network in Nepal, he holds a postgraduate degree in Political Science.
Nagarkot, Nepal
A mountain town above the clouds, known for breathtaking Himalayan views, peaceful landscapes and the perfect environment for reflection, learning and connection.
32 km east of Kathmandu
Sunrise views over the Himalayas
Community activities and workshops
Build ideas. Create connections. Lead the future.
The Liberty Entrepreneurship Camp brings together a global community committed to learning, entrepreneurship and the principles of free societies.
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