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The Sarajevo Unlimited Forum, which hosted some of the greatest names of regional and global world of business innovations and which was organized by the business and innovation center Networks, was successfully completed yesterday afternoon in the Hotel Holiday in Sarajevo.
Young businessmen and those who want to become businessmen had the opportunity to present their startups and ideas to potential investors and representatives of major, established companies.
Sarajevo Unlimited was attended by several hundreds of interested people who followed the lectures and panels in which more than 30 speakers participated, expressing their viewpoints through discussion and constructive talk. Among them were Google’s Online Marketing Consultant Alfred Tolle and Director of the Microsoft Cloud Service for Southeastern Europe Ratko Mutavdžić.
Three panels were organized within the Unlimited Arena and the participants were Zlatko Lagumdžija, Peter Geršak from the IBM, Bakir Skenderović from ASA Prevent Group, and many other interesting experts like Nedim Sabic, Jasenko Hodzic, Armin Konjalić and many others.
The aim of the Unlimited was to raise awareness about the success of BiH companies which are connected on global level and which make a substantial part of the world business mainstream. Also, the Unlimited was aimed at encouraging young entrepreneurs.
The Sarajevo Unlimited was organized in partnership with Phillip Morris International, the Youth Employment Project, the Embassy of Switzerland in BiH, the International University of Sarajevo, Microsoft and AmCham – the American trade chamber in BiH. The forum was supported by the Council of Ministers of BiH, Government of the Sarajevo Canton and the U.S. Embassy in BiH.
Sponsors of the forum were the City of Sarajevo, Mistral, Symphony, ProCredit Bank, ViaMedia, Telemach, Oracle, Southeastern Europe Youth Network, Bisnode, BH Telecom, Foundation Networks, FotoArt, Akta.ba, Hotel Holiday and Unioninvestplastika. PR partner of the forum is the agency Prime Communications.
(Source: klix.ba)
