Yesterday’s b@s videochallenge award ceremony in Berlin honored the best entries in eight different categories. Students from Bruchköbel, Fulda, Hanau, Meissen, Oberursel (Taunus), Wiesbaden, and Milan were recognized for their company analyses and business recommendations.

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Friday’s b@s videochallenge award ceremony in Berlin honored the best entries in seven different categories in the video competition of the educational initiative business@school. Students from the cities of Hanau, Meissen, Öhringen, Potsdam, and Tostedt were awarded for their company analyses and recommended courses for action.

Yesterday’s b@s videochallenge award ceremony in Frankfurthonored the best entries in six different categories in the video competition of the educational initiative business@school. Students from Berlin, Hamburg, Hanau, Meissen, and Oberursel (Taunus) were recognized for their company analyses and recommended courses of action.

This week's b@s videochallenge award ceremony honored the best entries in the video competition of the educational initiative business@school. The winners from Geisenheim, Hanau, Kriftel, Meißen, Oberusel (Taunus), and Wiesbaden produced convincing videos in six different categories. Before the ceremony, the students discussed the school of the future with the video competition's patron Elke Büdenbender.

Students from Geisenheim, Hanau, Hannover, Niederalteich, Nuremberg, and Wiesbaden were honored yesterday afternoon at the award ceremony for the video competition b@s videochallenge. The winning teams’ videos convinced the judges with their creativity and business acumen. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the award ceremony was held virtually.

Entertaining, creative, and to the point: The best business videos were awarded yesterday at the award ceremony of the b@s videochallenge. In the six different categories, student teams from Bonn, Geisenheim, Cologne, Königstein, and Aachen made it to the top. 

Videos about business that are entertaining to boot were found aplenty at the award ceremony of Videoblogger Economics, the video competition of the educational initiative business@school of the international consulting firm Boston Consulting Group (BCG). The best submissions from the youths, visibly excited about business, were awarded last evening in Frankfurt am Main.

A company analysis can not only be entertaining, it can even be film material. That was made clear by the young participants at Videoblogger Economics, the new video competition of business@school, the educational initiative of the international management consulting firm Boston Consulting Group (BCG). Yesterday, the winners were awarded in Munich.