Emanuel Tutek, student of the Faculty of Economics and Business Zagreb participated in this year’s Balkan Case Challenge and won the first place with his team in the Erste Group Business Case Competition.
The Balkan Case Challenge (BCC) is an annual international case study competition and recruitment event with a focus on South-Eastern Europe. Following countries participate in the BCC: Austria, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Kosovo, Macedonia, Moldova, Montenegro, Romania, Serbia and Slovenia.
Emanuel Tutek, student of the Faculty of Economics and Business Zagreb participated in this year’s competition and won the first place with his team in the Erste Group Business Case Competition. They worked on Strategy of Consumer Loyalty for the Erste Group in CEE Region. The winning team is rewarded with participation in the “Discover Management Program” in Bled, Slovenia (July 2011) provided by IEDC – Bled School of Management.
The 10th edition of the BCC took place in Vienna from July 5 to 10, 2010. The event week was full of highlights ranging from the Career Day South-Eastern Europe, the Opening and Awarding Ceremony, and of course the 10th anniversary celebration.
This anniversary BCC had very promising number of applications (more than 800 students submitted their application, 30% more than in the previous years) and at the end more than 400 highly motivated students took part.
The Faculty of Economics and Business Zagreb congratulates Emanuel Tutek and his team on this great achievement.
More about BCC can be found here www.bcchallenge.org
Emanuel Tutek, student of the Faculty of Economics and Business Zagreb participated in this year’s competition and won the first place with his team in the Erste Group Business Case Competition. They worked on Strategy of Consumer Loyalty for the Erste Group in CEE Region. The winning team is rewarded with participation in the “Discover Management Program” in Bled, Slovenia (July 2011) provided by IEDC – Bled School of Management.
The 10th edition of the BCC took place in Vienna from July 5 to 10, 2010. The event week was full of highlights ranging from the Career Day South-Eastern Europe, the Opening and Awarding Ceremony, and of course the 10th anniversary celebration.
This anniversary BCC had very promising number of applications (more than 800 students submitted their application, 30% more than in the previous years) and at the end more than 400 highly motivated students took part.
The Faculty of Economics and Business Zagreb congratulates Emanuel Tutek and his team on this great achievement.
More about BCC can be found here www.bcchallenge.org
