2016
2016
The 4th SolBridge International Business Case Competition
The International Business Case Competition was one of the highlights of the fall semester 2016. As always, SolBridge welcomed teams from all over the world; however, this time around, we saw a greater European and African presence with the participation of students from Austria, Belgium, France, the Netherlands, Norway, Slovakia, as well as Morocco, South Africa, and Uganda.
Each team had only 2 days to analyze the case and come up with insightful, creative, and smart solutions. Their presentations were rigorously judged by a panel of judges, and results were give out on Thursday, October 27, 2016. First prize winners became: Corien Frederique Bijl (Netherlands), Marie-Lotte Oostdam (Netherlands), Katrien Andries (Belgium), and Charissa Angganita Esther Leiwakabessy (Netherlands). Second prize went to: Thijs De Smedt (Belgium), Laurens Raveel (Belgium), Vincent Van Reeth (Belgium), and Maxim Van der Schueren (Belgium). Third prize was for: Madiyar Khossediyas (Kazakhstan), Viktoriya Pak (Uzbekistan), So-Yeong Kang (South Korea), and Billy Priyanto (Indonesia).
During the six-day event, students also toured an LG factory in Pyeongtaek, an hour north of Daejeon, and visited historical landmarks in Seoul such as Gyeongbok Palace and a traditional market in Insa-dong.
We would like to extend our thanks and congratulations to all the participants and look forward to seeing your schools and countries represented again in the future. Well done, everyone!
SolBridge hosted 17 teams from 15 different partner universities. In total, 70 participants from 19 different nationalities competed.
Partner universities :
The FH Vienna University of Applied Sciences, Austria
Bangkok University, Thailand
The Institute of Finance and Economics, Mongolia
The University of Economics of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
The UEH International School of Business, Vietnam
The University of Economics in Bratislava, Slovakia
Thomas More University College, Belgium
Feng-Chia University, Taiwan
Beifang University, China
Almaty Management University, Kazakhstan
Ciputra University, Indonesia
EM Normandie, France
The Arctic University of Tromso, Norway
The Hanze University of Applied Sciences, Netherlands
The Hague University of Applied Sciences, Netherlands