CaseKey, the leading business problem-solving competition, is set to partner with Biblos Bank Armenia in 2024. This will be the second year that the bank is funding the competition, providing over 250 young professionals with the opportunity to learn and develop their business knowledge and skills.

CaseKey 2024 will take place in May and will feature representatives from Armenia’s leading business associations and consulting companies. Participants in the program will solve 3-4 micro cases that are aimed at addressing real business challenges in Armenia. The final round, where the main business problem will be solved, will take place in November.

The CEO of Biblos Bank Armenia, Hayk Stepanyan, expects that this partnership will make a significant contribution to the development of practical business knowledge. “Business expertise is crucial in applying knowledge to real business situations. We are pleased with the positive results from last year and look forward to continuing our collaboration this year,” said Stepanyan.

Arshak Karapetyan, the initiator of the CaseKey competition, believes that this collaboration creates numerous opportunities for young professionals. “I am grateful to Biblos Bank Armenia for their continuous support as our main sponsor. Their support not only benefits us but also provides our participants with invaluable opportunities to showcase their abilities, apply their knowledge, expand their network, and collaborate with leading experts in the field,” said Karapetyan.

This year, the program will also introduce an international component, allowing qualified specialists from the United States and the United Kingdom to participate in the educational program and share their expertise.

Throughout the entire process of the CaseKey business problem-solving competition in 2024, Biblos Bank Armenia will continue to support the establishment of sustainable and thriving communities through the implementation of a range of corporate social responsibility (CSR) programs and educational initiatives.

Source: NEWS.am