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TWO DEGREES
1 PROGRAM
1 LOCATION
2 UNIVERSITIES
DOUBLE BACHELOR’S DEGREE:
7 SEMESTERS – 3.5 YEARS
DOUBLE MBA DEGREE:
4 TERMS – 1 YEAR
Diploma Hochschule is a state-recognized
university of applied sciences with headquarters in Bad Sooden-Allendorf in
Northern Hesse and numerous study
centers throughout Germany.
Students taking part in the double degree
programs choose to study at one of EU’s
four campuses (Munich, Barcelona,
Geneva and Montreux). The bachelor’s
program comprises three and a half years
of study, spread over seven semesters.
Students of the MBA program complete a
one-year program over four terms. Upon
completion of either program, participants
graduate with both a German state-accredited degree from Diploma Hochschule and
an international degree from European
University Switzerland.
Diploma Hochschule offers undergraduate
and graduate courses in Business
Administration, Media Business & Media
Management, Tourism Management,
Business Law, Graphic Design
and Engineering.
The school is able to offer the double
degree program in conjunction with
European University due to its expertise in
flexible, crafted programs which are catered
to fit their students’ needs.
For more information please contact us at: [email protected] or visit
www.euruni.edu | www.diploma.de
EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
09
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
10
EU AWARDS
12
BARCELONA, SPAIN
Commencement Ceremony
Distinguished Guests
Special Awards
Cocktail Reception
26
MUNICH, GERMANY
Commencement Ceremony
Distinguished Guests
Special Awards
Cocktail Reception
40
GENEVA & MONTREUX, SWITZERLAND
Commencement Ceremony
Distinguished Guests
Special Awards
Cocktail Reception
54
MALAYSIA, ASIA
59
ALMATY, KAZAKHSTAN
60
LIST OF GRADUATES
66
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION LETTER
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Malaysia, Asia
08 | WELCOME
EU DNA PRINCIPLES
+ Develop key business values for our students:
• RESPECT
• INNOVATION
• TRANSPARENCY
• TRUST
• LOYALTY
• CONFIDENCE
+ Faculty and staff support our students like customers
+ Be different, be the first, be unique
+ Install at EU a multicultural environment
+ Be open to a global business world
+ Sharpen and nurture curious minds
+ Become a networker
+ Become an entrepreneur/intrapreneur
+ Live diversity
+ Become a world changer
ALL THIS IN A MAD CULTURE
THE CULTURE THAT MAKES A DIFFERENCE
WELCOME | 09
WELCOME, EUROPEAN
UNIVERSITY CLASS OF 2014!
Dear Graduates, Parents and Friends,
We gather to celebrate a significant milestone for those graduating this year. All your hard
work has paid off and now you can relax and enjoy yourself in the company of friends and
family.
The exams are over and your long days on campus have finished. Moving forward, it is all
about using the knowledge you’ve acquired in the classroom and applying it to wherever
your path leads next.
We come together as a diverse group of individuals, each with new and different ideas,
beliefs and ways of life. As you move forward, realize that it is now up to you to define
your own success. For this, I would like to offer you some advice that will LEAD you
toward a bright future:
Learn, an inactive mind is one that has gone to waste;
Exemplify, the best way to communicate the right way to do things is to show people how;
Act, it’s better to make a timely decision with 70% of the information than a late one;
Diversify, the work, and most of all, diversify the glory.
Carry these humble pieces of advice around in your pocket and they will turn you into a
great LEADER.
Listen to; Learn from; and Love, markets, companies, employees and ultimately your
career;
Execute, a leader needs to walk their talk;
Action with ambition, a good leader is always at the forefront of the wagon;
Driven, all that you do must be results driven and people driven;
Excellence, which will turn into good results;
Results, if you don’t make results happen, you are not a leader.
Finally, I invite each of you to stay connected with your EU family through our Alumni
Association as it offers an international network of business minded people, many of
whom have found success. And of course, continue to challenge yourself to climb higher,
achieving more with each passing year.
I look forward to hearing about your journey.
Yours sincerely,
Dr. Dirk Craen
President
AT EU
WE FOCUS ON
STARS
Special
Talent
Authenticity
Responsibility
Success
EU COMMENCEMENT CEREMONIES | 2014
10 | EU AWARDS
EU AWARDS
T
he Saint Bernard Pass Charitable
Foundation was formed in 2001
and its main objective is to bring
clean water and water treatment
facilities to those in need worldwide. From
its location in Canada’s Northwest
Territories, the foundation is exploring the
concept of shipping “ice melt” via tankers to
parts of the world that are in desperate need
of water. It is a complex operation but they
are making dramatic headway. The safety
and accessibility of drinking water is a major
concern throughout the world. Health risks
arise from consumption of water contaminated with infectious agents, toxic chemicals
and radiological hazards. Over the years,
Saint Bernard Pass Charitable Foundation
has been active in the exploration and drilling of water wells in third world countries as
well as the building of facilities to treat
water. This is the foundation’s main
mission.
In addition, the Foundation began an
initiative to give six individual awards at
each of the European University annual
commencement ceremonies in Spain,
Switzerland and Germany. These awards
recognize substantial efforts in corporate
responsibility, sustainability, leadership,
social responsibility, family business management and a special award to the top
graduate who exemplifies innovative
entrepreneurship.
Chance Saint-Marché, financial director
of the foundation and EU alumnus, BA
2010 and MBA 2012, speaks of the respect
and dedication he and the Saint-Marché
family have for European University and its
student body:
“Today as you look to the left and to the right
of where you are seated, you will come to understand what makes European University so
amazing. It is not just the university president
or the great faculty you have learned from, but
it is ‘us’. Us is a powerful word as it represents
the entire EU student body; from the beginning
of the very first graduating class to today and
beyond. Do not forget us, as it is us who you
will come across in your business life. It is us
you can call upon for that job interview or to
help open a door on a business transaction.
When you stumble, it will be us who will help
you get back on your feet, brush you off and
get you going again. In the world after EU, it
is us who look down at our fellow EU alumni,
extend our hands to them, and help each other
get to the top of this competitive world. I wish
the graduating class of 2014 only the best in the
pursuit of their dreams and endeavors.”
EU AWARDS | 11
FAMILY BUSINESS
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
SUSTAINABILITY
This award recognizes top-performing
family businesses that successfully combine tradition and innovation, as well
as make a contribution to the community. These businesses make substantial
contributions to the global economy and
become an inspiration for other family
businesses.
This award recognizes a successful graduate who has had an excellent academic
record, shown entrepreneurial initiative,
outstanding career prospects and demonstrated extraordinary achievements in the
face of challenges or adversity.
This award recognizes businesses or individuals that have demonstrated a commitment to environmental excellence through
outstanding and innovative sustainability
practices. Sustainability includes processes such as preventive maintenance programs like waste reduction and recycling.
LEADERSHIP
CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY
SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
This award recognizes businesses or
individuals that have demonstrated a
commitment to leadership excellence.
The award promises to acknowledge the
best, brightest, most dynamic individuals
and alumni that have emerged as leaders
in their respective paths.
This award recognizes businesses or
individuals that consistently make positive contributions to their communities
through a clear corporate responsibility
strategy. With the highest core values,
these companies operate transparently and
actively nurture employee development.
This award recognizes businesses or
individuals that consistently make positive
contributions to the communities they
serve through social responsibility. This
award celebrates those who make sustainability the core of their daily practices.
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CONGRATULATIONS
TO THE BARCELONA
CLASS OF 2014!
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BARCELONA, SPAIN
June 14, 2014
O
n Saturday, June 14, over 130
students celebrated the culmination of their studies at the
European University Barcelona
commencement ceremony. The bright sunshine and great excitement that imbued
the day gave the event a truly joyous
atmosphere.
Eager students gathered at the Hotel
Pullman Barcelona Skipper, introduced
family and friends to classmates and prepared to celebrate in style. Alistair Charles,
MBA Director at EU Barcelona and the
event’s Master of Ceremonies, opened the
proceedings and introduced the speakers
for the day. Dr. Marc Guerrero, VicePresident of the Alliance of Liberals &
Democrats for Europe Party, gave the
commencement address, in which he
talked about the importance of European
cooperation.
EU President, Dr. Dirk Craen then
addressed the audience, proudly congratulating the students on their achievements
and thanking family and friends for supporting them throughout their endeavors.
He commented on some of the university’s
achievements of the past year and encouraged students to prioritize humanity over
technology, while still highlighting the
importance of the latter in the business
world.
Special EU distinctions were presented
to inspiring pillars of the community in recognition of virtues of entrepreneurship, corporate responsibility and leadership, among
others. The recipients were presented with
their awards by Dr. Craen and greeted by
the EU Board of Trustees. Javier Oliver,
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CLASS OF 2014
STATISTICS:
Undergraduate:
68
DIFFERENT NATIONALITIES
2.95
AVERAGE GPA
BBA
Business
Administration
MOST COMMON MAJOR
Graduate:
41
DIFFERENT NATIONALITIES
3.05
AVERAGE GPA
MBA
International
Business
MOST COMMON MAJOR
Managing Director of Evolution Logistics;
Brigitte Verkinderen, Director of the
Belgian-Luxembourg Chamber of
Commerce; George Romanoff, Founding
Partner of Romanoff & Partners; and representatives from Barcelona Turisme, Triodos
Bank, Worldreader and Tupinamba Group
received awards on behalf of their
companies.
A wonderful musical interlude provided by MBA graduate Ahmad Dyab and
his guitar was followed by the much-anticipated presentation of degrees. Cameras
flashed, emotions ran high and the audience clapped as one by one, students were
called forward to receive their diplomas,
physical representations of a lot of hard
work, determination and dedication.
Individual students were then presented
with special awards to recognize exceptional
achievements. At the undergraduate level,
Francesca De Filippo Piccolo was congratulated for achieving the highest GPA, a 3.8
on a 4.0 scale, as well as completing the best
thesis. MBA student Natali Sedek was then
commended for her GPA of 3.9 on a 4.0
scale, the highest of the year, and her exceptional capstone.
The ceremony concluded with student
speeches and a short closing by Dr. Craen.
Student Board President, Nikita Olkhovskiy
and representative, Mathieu Serres gave
rousing speeches, in which they looked back
fondly at a period of hard work, learning,
good fun and friendship.
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14 | BARCELONA, SPAIN
TWO
BACHELOR’S
DEGREES
1 PROGRAM
1 LOCATION
2 UNIVERSITIES
7 SEMESTERS
3 YEARS
University of Derby (U of D) is a stateaccredited, public university located in the
United Kingdom. Students can choose
from almost 300 study programs that cover
numerous disciplines at the undergraduate,
graduate and doctoral levels. The school
also offers executive education through
leadership development and other professional course offerings.
U of D is accredited by The Quality
Assurance Agency (QAA) for Higher
Education, the U.K. government agency
designated for this task and one of the most
rigorous state accrediting agencies in the
world. The university has a sterling
employment record, with 96.7% of
graduates either employed or studying six
months after graduation, putting them in
tenth position among U.K. universities.
or Munich, and complete their course with
two degrees: a BBA, BA or BS from
European University and a Bachelor of Arts
(Honours) in International Business from
the University of Derby.
The course can be completed more quickly
if students take additional summer school
classes at EU.
Students participating in the degree
program study for seven semesters (three
years) at an EU campus in either Barcelona
For more information, please contact us at: [email protected] or visit www.euruni.edu and www.derby.ac.uk
BARCELONA, SPAIN | 15
Marc Guerrero
Vice-President of the Alliance of Liberals
and Democrats for Europe Party
Keynote Speaker
Dr. Marc Guerrero is Vice-President of the Alliance
of Liberals and Democrats for Europe Party
(ALDE Party) and author of two books. He is a 15
doctor cum laude in social sciences and has a
degree in Business Administration from the
University of Barcelona. He is also a diplomat
within the European Community. Dr. Guerrero
has undertaken academic studies at ESADE
Business School, the University of California,
Berkeley, London School of Economics and at the
University of Reading.
Dr. Guerrero’s recent book, Rebooting Europe, was
published in English in collaboration with
European University. The book analyzes the history
of the continent, questions its future and asks
whether pushing the “restart” button would be the
only way in which to move forward.
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Be brave, be confident,
be yourself. Live your
own future. Make your
own decisions.
Marc Guerrero
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Javier Oliver
Managing Director, Evolution Logistics
Family Business Award
Joana Homs
Assistant Director, Barcelona Turisme
Sustainability Award
Brigitte Verkinderen
Director, Belgian-Luxembourg Chamber
of Commerce
Leadership Award
Javier Oliver started and ran his own logistics
company before joining his family’s freight
forwarding and logistics management company, Evolution Logistics, in 2005. Based in
Palma de Mallorca, Spain, he is now the
company Logistics Director.
Barcelona Turisme, the city’s tourism board,
has exemplified its ongoing commitment to
sustainable tourism in the city with a sustainable tourism program. The program is
designed with environmental, cultural and
socio-economic aspects in mind and brings
together local establishments and services.
Brigitte Verkinderen graduated with a master’s degree in law from the University of
Ghent. She practiced law in Belgium for 11
years through her law firm, and also consulted for several others including Tillekaerts & Partners in Ghent.
Throughout his career, Oliver has ensured
the departments and companies he has run
have performed optimally and continually
achieved high operational effectiveness. He
believes in creating best practice policies
together with his teams. Oliver graduated
from the EU Barcelona campus in 2000 and
also has an MBA from the University of Dallas. He is married to a fellow EU alumna and
they have three children.
Barcelona was the first city in the world to
be named a Biosphere World Class Destination, presented by the Institute of Responsible Tourism, an organization supported by
UNESCO and the World Tourism
Organization.
Representing Barcelona Turisme at the ceremony was Joana Homs, Assistant Director.
A multilingual professional, Verkinderen
studied Latin and Greek and now speaks
seven modern languages including English,
Spanish, French and Italian. She followed
her years in the legal field as CEO and
European Artistic Manager at A.M. Guarneri in Barcelona. In 2008, she became the
Director of the Belgian-Luxembourg
Chamber of Commerce (CCBLC) in Barcelona, a position she still holds today.
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George Romanoff
Founding Partner and Director of Russian
& Eastern European Affairs, Romanoff
& Partners
Entrepreneurship Award
Isabel Sánchez
Northern Region Director, Triodos Bank
Corporate Responsibility Award
Periša Ražnatovic
Mobile Platform Manager, Worldreader
Social Responsibility Award
George Romanoff worked at the European
Parliament, before moving to the private sector and joining Russian mining giant,
Norilsk Nickel. He soon became president
of Norilsk Nickel Europe in London and
Brussels and then transitioned to Chief
Executive of Metal Trade Overseas, the
company’s main sales hub.
Today, Romanoff acts as Director of Russian
& Eastern European Affairs for Romanoff &
Partners, of which he is a founding partner.
The company was created to ensure fairness
for its clients, in issues such as operating
freedom, brand reputation and visibility,
helping clients to enjoy market success
wherever possible.
Triodos Bank connects savers and investors
who want to change the world for better,
with entrepreneurs and sustainable companies doing just that. The company has developed clear strategies to practice corporate
responsibility in various fields.
Worldreader is a global, not-for-profit organization that aims to put a library of digital
books in the hands of children and families
across the world. It was founded in 2010 by
former Microsoft and Amazon executive,
David Risher, and former Marketing Director at Barcelona’s ESADE Business School,
Colin McElwee. Worldreader works with
device manufacturers, publishers, governments, education officials and local communities to coordinate and deliver its
programs.
Triodos is continuously implementing
measures to reduce its energy consumption. In addition to its environmental initiatives, Triodos believes in complete economic transparency: “sustainable banking
depends on trust.”
Representing Triodos Bank at the ceremony was Isabel Sánchez, Northern Region
Director.
Representing Worldreader at the ceremony
was Periša Ražnatovic, Mobile Platform
Manager.
BARCELONA, SPAIN | 19
SPECIAL AWARDS
EU awards students and faculty who are committed to education both inside and
outside the classroom.
Francesca De Filippo Piccolo
Best Bachelor's Student
Best Bachelor's Thesis
Italy/Venezuela
Natali Sedek
Best MBA Student
Best MBA Capstone
Sweden
Andrew Ward
Best Professor
Prince Fellow Award
Christine Clarke
Prince Fellow Award
for 20 years of dedication to EU
STUDENT BOARD SPECIAL AWARDS
Eduard Ferregüela
Purchasing and IT Manager, Tupinamba
Innovation and Family Business Awards
Nikita Olkhovskiy
Prince Fellow Award
Russia
Adrian Josef Schier
Prince Fellow Award
Germany
Daniel Tomaev
Prince Fellow Award
Ester González Puy
Prince Fellow Award
Spain
The Tupinamba Group, a family-owned
company founded in Barcelona in 1897,
roasts and sells coffee exclusively for hotel,
restaurant and catering companies all over
Spain. In 2012, the company had around
6,000 clients, handled 3.5 million kilograms
of coffee and reported an €18 million
turnover.
Tupinamba’s current IT infrastructure has
provided it with greater speed in accessing
data and higher application efficiency. A
prime example of such innovation paying off
is the company’s more timesaving invoicing
process.
Russia
Representing Tupinamba at the ceremony
was Eduard Ferregüela, Purchasing and IT
Manager.
Alexander Bazhanov
Prince Fellow Award
Russia
EU COMMENCEMENT CEREMONIES | 2014
20 | BARCELONA, SPAIN
WE ARE
DIFFERENT
WE ARE
FLEXIBLE
WE ARE
GLOBAL
BARCELONA, SPAIN | 21
We have been taught to work successfully
in a team. This is one of the most important aspects of our future professional life.
We learned how to trust each other, assess
each other’s capabilities, how to overcome
cultural differences and properly allocate
responsibility.
Nikita Olkhovskiy
EU COMMENCEMENT CEREMONIES | 2014
22 | BARCELONA, SPAIN
BARCELONA, SPAIN | 23
All of us will go home
with something much more
than just a diploma.
Mathieu Serres
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24 | BARCELONA, SPAIN
COCKTAIL RECEPTION AT
HOTEL PULLMAN
BARCELONA SKIPPER
Celebrations continued after the ceremony, as students
and invited guests stepped out onto the terrace for cava
and canapés. A two-piece jazz band by the pool added
an air of relaxed elegance to the proceedings, as
congratulations were exchanged, photos were taken
and memories were made.
BARCELONA, SPAIN | 25
EU IS MUCH
MORE THAN
A UNIVERSITY –
IT IS A NETWORK
EU COMMENCEMENT CEREMONIES | 2014
26 | MUNICH, GERMANY
CONGRATULATIONS
TO THE MUNICH
CLASS OF 2014!
Scan this QR Code
to see the Munich
ceremony pictures on
your mobile device.
MUNICH, GERMANY
June 20, 2014
O
n Friday, June 20, at the Hotel
Bayerischer Hof, young and
promising members of the
European University community
made the transition from students to
alumni. The day was a wonderful success
during which the graduates, their proud
families and an esteemed group of guests
celebrated together and shared an unforgettable day.
Dean Sascha Liebhardt, who took on
his annual role as Master of Ceremonies,
proudly introduced keynote speaker, former President of Switzerland, Dr. Adolf
Ogi. A regular guest speaker at EU events,
Ogi reminded students how important
education is and how success is dependent
on it. He walked them through their role,
which he believes, is one of leadership and
responsibility.
EU president, Dr. Craen addressed the
audience next, and was keen to congratulate all those students present. He also gave
his thanks to the parents, partners and
other family members for their support
throughout the students’ careers. He told
them that his door was always open for students who wanted to come back and share
their experiences or ask for advice.
In line with its values and its teachings,
this year EU Munich recognized several
members of the business community: online
media company, Crossvertise was acknowledged with the Entrepreneurship Award;
Therme Erding, a large spa complex in the
area, was given the Leadership Award; and
Circus Krone, a third-generation family circus, was awarded the Family Business
Award. The Corporate Responsibility Award
was presented to drugstore chain dmdrogerie markt; the Social Responsibility
Award, along with a generous donation, was
MUNICH, GERMANY | 27
CLASS OF 2014
STATISTICS:
Undergraduate:
36
DIFFERENT NATIONALITIES
2.93
AVERAGE GPA
BBA
Business
Administration
MOST COMMON MAJOR
Graduate:
27
DIFFERENT NATIONALITIES
3.5
AVERAGE GPA
MBA
International
Business
MOST COMMON MAJOR
presented to the Münchner Tafel charity
which takes care of food need for those who
don’t have any; and this year’s Sustainability
Award to Giesinger Bräu, a local brewery
whose practices follow the reinheitsgebot or
German Beer Purity Law. Each of the recipients was presented their award and greeted
by the EU Board of Trustees.
Then, one by one, students were called
to cross the stage. Over 100 graduates, representing over 50 different nationalities,
were recognized for their achievements, to
rapturous applause from friends and family in the audience.
Business Finance undergraduate,
Albanian student, Ermir Shkurti, was presented with two awards, recognizing two of
his exceptional achievements: the highest
GPA in the year and the best thesis. MBA
Global Banking & Finance student Agi
Josandra from Indonesia was then congratulated for his triumphant GPA and
Azerbaijani student Kubra Karimova, who
majored in entrepreneurship, praised for
her outstanding capstone. The Student
Board members of this year were thanked
for their hard work and Professor Michael
Epping celebrated as the best professor of
the year, as voted for by students!
The biggest highlight of the evening
was Shkurti’s inspiring valedictorian
speech. He demonstrated a great grasp on
his generation’s pulse, attitude and lifestyle;
he concluded it by taking a selfie with all the
audience behind him. Dr. Craen then
walked up to the stage, still smiling from
Shkurti’s speech, to welcome the new graduates officially, and each one moved their
tassel to the left with great delight.
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28 | MUNICH, GERMANY
100 years Magic in the Mountains
3780 Gstaad - Switzerland
Phone: +41 33 748 50 00
[email protected] - www.palace.ch
MUNICH, GERMANY | 29
Adolf Ogi
Former President of Switzerland
Keynote Speaker
Born in the Swiss village of Kandersteg, Dr. h.c.
Adolf Ogi completed his studies at Switzerland’s
Ecole Supérieure de Commerce and London’s
Swiss Mercantile School. He was elected as a
representative for the canton of Bern at the Swiss
National Council in 1979. He was a key player in
departments including the Federal Department of
Defence, Civil Protection and Sports. He became
President of the Swiss Confederation in 1993 and
2000 and then was appointed as Under-SecretaryGeneral of the United Nations and Special Advisor
to the UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan on
Sport for Development and Peace in 2001. He
currently focuses on humanitarian and charitable
organizations such as Freude Herrscht, created in
honor of his late son Mathias Ogi.
EU COMMENCEMENT CEREMONIES | 2014
30 | MUNICH, GERMANY
BE THE CHANGE YOU
WISH TO SEE IN THE
WORLD
MUNICH, GERMANY | 31
Maximilian Balbach
Founding Partner & CEO, Crossvertise
Entrepreneurship Award
Uwe Barth
General Manager, Therme Erding
Leadership Award
Markus Strobl
Marketing Director, Circus Krone
Family Business Award
Crossvertise, recently named Germany’s
Hottest Technology Company, simplifies
the complicated commercial communication process of the 21st century. Crossvertise’s platform consolidates multiple mediums, allowing businesses to create entire
campaigns from one place. From Crossvertise’s online platform, clients can book
12,000 print, 500 radio, 400 TV, 160,000
billboard, 6,000 mobile, 100,000 online
and 4,800 cinema advertising channels.
The three founders Völcker, Balbach and
Masek met at university while working for
the student consultancy network.
Therme Erding, the largest thermal bath
complex in Europe, welcomes roughly 4,000
visitors every day. The “mini thermal bath
complex” was founded in 1983, when American oil company, Texaco, discovered a sulfurous water source during drilling. Today the
venue covers 145,000 square meters, including Saunaparadies, the largest sauna complex
in the world.
Circus Krone, originally founded in 1905 by
Carl Krone as an animal exhibition, has
grown to be one of the largest circuses in
Europe and one of the few in Western
Europe to occupy a permanent building
(Circus Krone Building). After Carl, the circus was run by his daughter Frieda Sembach-Krone and her husband Carl Sembach-Krone. Since 1995, their daughter
Christel Sembach-Krone has run the family’s business.The business’s longevity and
continued success have been attributed to its
entrepreneurial spirit, its love of animals and
its absolute seriousness.
Representing Crossvertise at the ceremony
was Maximilian Balbach, Founding Partner
and CEO.
Uwe Barth, who has been part of the company from the beginning, attributes his success to taking the time to understand the customers’ wishes and expectations – something
he picked up while working as an architect.
This leadership attitude has placed Therme
Erding on the “Bayern’s Best 50” list three
times in a row.
Representing Therme Erding at the ceremony was Uwe Barth, General Manager.
Representing Circus Krone at the ceremony
was Markus Strobl, Marketing Director.
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32 | MUNICH, GERMANY
Erich Harsch
CEO of dm-drogerie markt
Corporate Responsibility Award
Wolfgang Schubert
Finance Director, Münchner Tafel
Social Responsibility Award
Steffen Marx
Founder & Owner, Giesinger Bräu
Sustainability Award
Dm-drogerie markt is a chain of retail stores
that sells cosmetics, healthcare and household products, as well as health food. It was
founded in 1973 in Karlsruhe, Germany by
Götz W. Werner. Today, what was once a single storefront represents Europe’s largest
drugstore chain with over 49,000 employees
and €7.69 billion in annual turnover.
Münchner Tafel was founded in 1994 as one
of the first food missions in Germany. The
organization now supplies food to nearly 85
social institutions in Munich, including
women’s shelters, drug rehabilitation centers, residential communities for the mentally ill and schools that support underserved students. The organization has 500
volunteers and 152 corporate sponsors.
Steffen Marx entered the Munich beer
brewing scene in 2003. He developed a beer
that reflects the city’s attitude toward the
drink, based on the traditional Bavarian
Beer Purity Law.
The company prides itself on its flat hierarchical structure and social commitment.
Werner’s fundamental focus throughout his
entrepreneurial endeavor was the wellbeing
of his employees and that paradigm continues today. Staff have a consistent dialogue
with the company’s management.
Representing dm-drogerie markt at the
ceremony was Erich Harsch, CEO.
The organization also supports the reintegration of people who have been unemployed long-term back into the work force.
Representing Münchner Tafel at the ceremony was Wolfgang Schubert, Finance
Director.
Marx, founder and owner of Giesinger Bräu
brewery, is proud that his production site is
in harmony with the environment. The
brewery’s ingredients are natural, its hops
come from the famous Hallertau region,
north of Munich and the beer is not industrially treated, ensuring that all the healthy
components are kept. The founder’s vision
incorporates the traditional values of economic and environmental sustainability.
Representing Giesinger Bräu at the ceremony was Steffen Marx, Founder & CEO.
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SPECIAL AWARDS
EU awards students and faculty who are committed to education both inside and outside the classroom.
Ermir Shkurti
Best Bachelor's Student
Best Bachelor's Thesis
Albania
Agi Josandra
Best MBA Student
Indonesia
Michael Epping
Best Professor
Prince Fellow Award
Natig Mahamaliyev
Prince Fellow Award
Azerbaijan
Milena Dorothea Störmer
Prince Fellow Award
Germany
Seymur Mammadzane
Prince Fellow Award
Azerbaijan
Kubra Karimova
Best MBA Capstone
Azerbaijan
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34 | MUNICH, GERMANY
This special day is dedicated to you,
the men and women who have arrived
at one of the most important events in
their lives.
Sascha Liebdhardt
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We have financial
turbulence, we have
economic problems, but
we have you: the young
generation, the successful
generation, and you will
be the leaders of the
world tomorrow.
Adolf Ogi
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36 | MUNICH, GERMANY
WE DEVELOP
LEADERS
WHO DEVELOP
PEOPLE
WHO DEVELOP
BUSINESS
MUNICH, GERMANY | 37
Until today, you were
passengers on our ship. From
today, you will lead the ship on
the ocean.
Dirk Craen
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38 | MUNICH, GERMANY
COCKTAIL RECEPTION
AND DINNER AT THE
HOTEL
With the conclusion of the ceremony
came the evening celebrations. Students,
families and guests made their way to the
adjoining Ballroom Cocktail Lounge to
enjoy cocktails before rising up to the
newly-remodeled, sixth-floor Dachgarten
for a delicious meal that included a cream
of sweet pea soup, roast beef and a
decadent strawberry crème brûlée.
Excited discussions of the day’s events
accompanied the fine food and fine wine.
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During these past three years together,
we have learned much more than
management, finance, marketing or PR.
We have learned to adapt and change with
the ever-changing business landscape. We
have learned to live in harmony with each
other even though we come from different
parts of the world. But more importantly,
we’ve learned to never take things for
granted.
Ermir Shkurti
EU COMMENCEMENT CEREMONIES | 2014
40 | GENEVA & MONTREUX, SWITZERLAND
CONGRATULATIONS
TO THE
SWITZERLAND
CLASS OF 2014!
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GENEVA & MONTREUX, SWITZERLAND
June 25, 2014
O
n Wednesday, June 25, the class of
2014 gathered at the President
Wilson Hotel on the shores of
Lake Geneva. Under the brilliant
June sunshine, the talented group became
the latest students to graduate from
European University.
The procession this year was unique as it
was headlined by three Saint Bernards, symbols of Switzerland and also of the Saint
Bernard Pass Charitable Foundation which
sponsors the annual EU special awards.
Guests accompanying the jubilant students
and their proud families included: former
Iranian diplomat, Ardeshir Zahedi; Mathieu
Jaton, Director of the Montreux Jazz
Festival; and Dr. Adolf Ogi, former president of Switzerland.
Mathieu Jaton delivered the day’s keynote
address, in which he drove home the importance of staying true to one’s passions and
using them as a guide in life, a message which
resonated with the graduates.
Dr. Adolf Ogi also spoke and exalted the
power of education and the role that it plays
in a prosperous society and shared with the
graduating class his thoughts on the obligation of the younger generation to lead with
responsibility and respect, while applying core
values to all that they do.
European University’s President, Dr. Dirk
Craen, concluded the speeches. He reminded
students of the core values they have learned
at EU, emphasizing what a fantastic tool the
university's alumni network is, and offering
his sincere and heartfelt congratulations.
The 2014 special awards were presented
to a delighted collection of outstanding
achievers. Klaudija Veitaite earned the award
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CLASS OF 2014
STATISTICS:
Undergraduate:
54
DIFFERENT NATIONALITIES
3.06
AVERAGE GPA
BBA
Business
Administration
MOST COMMON MAJOR
Graduate:
41
DIFFERENT NATIONALITIES
3.54
AVERAGE GPA
MBA
International
Business
MOST COMMON MAJOR
for Best Bachelor’s Student; Aina Spanova
won the award for Best Bachelor’s Thesis;
Thelma Del Carmen Mendieta and Ana
Gabriela Cerpa Douglas tied for Best MBA
Student; and Yinglin Ouyang was awarded
Best MBA Capstone.
Ardeshir Zahedi was conferred with a doctor honoris causa for his outstanding contributions in the fields of peace and diplomacy.
Mathieu Jaton received the Leadership Award
for his enduring commitment in taking the
Montreux Jazz Festival from strength to
strength and Adam Koniuszewski received
the sustainability award on behalf of The
Green Cross. The Corporate Responsibility
Award and donation were granted to INGO
Mercy Ships, who work toward providing
healthcare for the world’s most vulnerable.
While the commencement ceremony
marked the completion of their studies, the
event in no way signaled the end. A strong
sense of comradery pervaded throughout the
day and, as the students assembled to take the
annual class photo in front of the lake, the
smiles and laughter were indicative of strong
and lasting friendships.
Dr. Craen captured the importance of the day
for the new graduates with his ship analogy.
Until their graduation, the students had been
passengers, being steered on the ship of society. However, with the acquisition of their
degrees, education and distinct skills, they
have joined the ranks of the crew. They are
the new leaders of tomorrow, and will be
responsible for navigating the unpredictable
seas of the future.
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Mathieu Jaton
Director, Montreux Jazz Festival
Keynote Speaker & Leadership Award
Mathieu Jaton, Director of the Montreux Jazz
Festival, has been involved with the event
since he was 18 years old. Festival founder,
Claude Nobs invited him to join as a helper
in 1999, and later selected Jaton specifically
to be his successor. He has risen to the
challenge.
Festival operations are comprised of yearlong activities. Jaton heads the foundation,
managing the event along with 25 full-time
employees. In the weeks prior to kick-off, the
team grows to include over 1,000 additional
recruits. He is also responsible for managing
the event’s CHF25 million budget. This year
marked the 48 th annual Montreux Jazz
Festival.
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44 | GENEVA & MONTREUX, SWITZERLAND
The future depends
on what we do in the
present.
Dirk Craen
(Quoting Mahatma Gandhi)
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Adolf Ogi
Former President of Switzerland
Keynote Address
Ardeshir Zahedi
Former Iranian Ambassador
Doctor Honoris Causa
Laurent Malaveille
General Director, Clarins Switzerland
Family Business Award
Born in the Swiss village of Kandersteg, Dr.
h.c. Adolf Ogi completed his studies at
Switzerland’s Ecole Supérieure de
Commerce and London’s Swiss Mercantile
School. He was elected as a representative
for the canton of Bern at the Swiss National
Council in 1979. He was a key player in
departments including the Federal
Department of Defence, Civil Protection
and Sports. He became President of the
Swiss Confederation in 1993 and 2000 and
then was appointed as Under-SecretaryGeneral of the United Nations and Special
Advisor to the UN Secretary-General Kofi
Annan on Sport for Development and
Peace in 2001. He currently focuses on
humanitarian and charitable organizations
such as Freude Herrscht, created in honor
of his late son Mathias Ogi.
Ardeshir Zahedi played a leading role in
Iran’s political life for several decades.
Clarins was founded by medical professional, Jacques Courtin-Clarins, in 1954.
His sons Christian and Olivier later joined
and their daughters are now starting to take
active roles.
After finishing his graduate studies in the
U.S.A., Zahedi was invited by the Shah of
Iran to join the Imperial Court and embark
on a diplomatic career to become one of
the youngest leading politicians in the
country. In 1959, he became Ambassador
to the United States and then to the Court
of Saint James in the United Kingdom,
before being offered the post of Minister of
Foreign Affairs in Iran. He later returned
to Washington for a second term as the Iranian Ambassador while being endorsed as
Ambassador to Cuba, Mexico, The Bahamas and Venezuela.
As early as the 1990s, the company took an
active interest in environmental issues and
nature conservation, turning a family principle into the ethos of thousands of employees and a key focus for strategic development. Today, Clarins has more than 20
subsidiaries and is present in over 160 countries. This year, the brand is celebrating its
60th anniversary.
Representing Clarins at this year’s ceremony was Laurent Malaveille, General
Director of Clarins Switzerland.
EU COMMENCEMENT CEREMONIES | 2014
46 | GENEVA & MONTREUX, SWITZERLAND
Adam Koniuszewski
Chief Operating Officer and Project
Leader, Green Cross International
Sustainability Award
Danielle Harbaugh & Yodith Gideon
Fundraising Manager & International
Project Manager, Mercy Ships
Corporate Responsibility Award
In January 1990, then U.S.S.R. president, Mikhail Gorbachev, proposed the creation of an organization that would apply the medical
emergency response model of the Red Cross to address ecological
challenges.
Mercy Ships uses hospital ships to deliver free, world-class healthcare services to the developing world. Founded in 1978 in Lausanne, Switzerland, by Don and Deyon Stephens, Mercy Ships has
worked in over 70 countries, with more than 2.48 million beneficiaries. Over 1,200 volunteers take care of an average 25,000 patients
annually. Professionals including surgeons, dentists, nurses, teachers, seamen and engineers donate their time and skills. Mercy Ships
seeks to bring hope to and heal the poor.
Green Cross International was formally launched in Kyoto, Japan,
on April 18, 1993. The organization’s mission is to respond to the
combined challenges of security, poverty and environmental degradation in order to ensure a sustainable and secure future for all.
Representing Green Cross International at the ceremony was Adam
Koniuszewski, Chief Operating Officer and Project Leader of the
M. Gorbachev Climate Change Task Force.
Representing Mercy Ships at the ceremony were Danielle Harbaugh, Fundraising Manager, and Yodith Gideon, International
Project Manager.
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SPECIAL AWARDS
EU awards students and faculty who are committed to education both inside and outside the classroom.
Klaudija Veitije
Best Bachelor's Student
Lithuania
Aina Spanova
Best Bachelor's Thesis
Kazakhstan
Ana Gabriela Cerpa
Best MBA Student
Mexico
Yinglin Ouyang
Best MBA Capstone
China
Jean-Christophe Vautrin
Best Professor
Prince Fellow Award
Johnny Kim
Prince Fellow Award
for his involvement in students'
global experience
Thelma Del Carmen Mendieta
Best MBA Student
Nicaragua
EU COMMENCEMENT CEREMONIES | 2014
48 | GENEVA & MONTREUX, SWITZERLAND
Nothing is impossible…
belief is the key to
making the impossible
viable.
Mathieu Jaton
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It is important to give you the
chance to create a better world.
I’m sure you will do it, I’m sure
you will succeed in it. We need
you. The world needs you. The
young generation.
Adolf Ogi
EU COMMENCEMENT CEREMONIES | 2014
50 | GENEVA & MONTREUX, SWITZERLAND
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You can change the world. You are
the world. You are the future. You are
setting the destiny for yourself, there is
no question about it. Together, we can
create a better world.
R. Seetharaman
EU COMMENCEMENT CEREMONIES | 2014
52 | GENEVA & MONTREUX, SWITZERLAND
COCKTAIL RECEPTION
AT PRESIDENT WILSON
The portent of the ceremony was enhanced by the
venue, which exuded class and captured the celebratory
mood of the day. Following the conclusion of the
speeches and the presentation of special distinctions
and degrees, attendees moved on to share a cocktail
and excitedly discuss both the day’s events and the
futures of the recent graduates.
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EU COMMENCEMENT CEREMONIES | 2014
54 | MALAYSIA, ASIA
CONGRATULATIONS
TO THE ASIA
CLASS OF 2014!
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MALAYSIA, ASIA
April 19, 2014
T
he eighth annual EU Asia Commencement Ceremony
was held, for the first time, in Kota Kinabalu at the
Shangri-la Tanjung Aru Resort & Spa on April 19, 2014.
The event was officiated by the Director General, Kota
Kinabalu City Hall, Datuk Dr. Yeo Boon Hai and invited
distinguished guests from around the world including Dr. Liu-ZhiXiong, President cum CEO of the 3NOD Group and Committee
Member of Shenzhen’s Chinese People’s Political Consultative
Conference from China and Dr. Wong Tat Loong, Senior Partner,
TL Wong and Co, Malaysia and Director of Mihana Hotel Group
from Japan. Both men received doctor honoris causa awards for their
contributions to Asian business and commerce.
Over 90 bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral students received
their diplomas from the President of European University, Dr.
Dirk Craen. On stage to witness the event were the EU Board of
Trustees and Dr. Gavin Chau, the Dean of the Management
Faculty of City University of Macau.
“Expanding our program offerings in Asia has been a major
priority for European University over the past decade. The
ceremony was one more achievement in accomplishing this goal
and we are so proud of all the graduates who were involved. We
look forward to seeing what they go on to do after graduation,”
stated Dr. Craen.
EU programs have received approval by the Malaysian
Qualifications Agency (MQA) through their collaboration with
Jesselton College. The 2014 ceremony celebrates this milestone.
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56 | MALAYSIA, ASIA
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58 | DISTINGUISHED GUESTS | COUNTRY
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ALMATY, KAZAKHSTAN
April 25, 2014
O
n April 25, 2014, over 50 MBA
and DBA students received their
hard-earned dual degrees from
European University and the
International Business School at Ryskulov
Kazakh Economic University (KEU) at the
commencement ceremony in Almaty,
Kazakhstan. EU President, Dr. Dirk Craen
and the EU Board of Trustees attended this
year’s ceremony and awarded the degrees to
the proud recipients. EU has run joint MBA
and DBA programs with KEU since 2011.
The two universities have been working
together to offer students excellent opportunities. This is the second class of MBA students to graduate from EU in Kazakhstan.
Established in 1963, Ryskulov KEU is
the largest economic university in
Kazakhstan. It has campuses in both Almaty
and Astana, more than 10,000 students and
500 full-time faculty members. The university offers bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral and
PhD programs in economics and related
fields. Its international business school is
one of the leading business schools in
Central Asia. Six of Ryskulov KEU’s
undergraduate programs, including management, marketing, finance and audit,
were ranked number one in Kazakhstan in
the 2014 university ranking organized by
the Kazakh Ministry of Education. Overall,
the university was ranked in the top six in
Kazakhstan.
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60 | LIST OF GRADUATES
LIST OF GRADUATES
UNDERGRADUATE
Bachelor of Business Administration
Akbota Abasheva, Kazakhstan
Ahmed Magdy Abou Samra, Egypt
Umit Aimurziyeva, Kazakhstan
Tural Akhmedov, Russia
Ahmed Khamis Al Alawi, Oman
Fatima Al Darwish, Qatar
Kamila Alpyssova, Kazakhstan
Yana Andreychikova, Russia
Albrecht Auersperg-Trautson, Austria
Gaukhar Bayzhanova, Kazakhstan
Aigerim Bekbolat, Kazakhstan
Diana Beluna, Ukraine
Camilia Benidir, Morocco
Hamza Benjelloun, Morocco
Ernst Luca Betz, Italy
Bisham Bhatia, India
Zahra Bonakdar, Iran
Muhammad Haris Butt, Pakistan
David Buxeda Vendrell, Spain
Jonathan Carter, U.K./U.S.A.
Agnes Yock Soon Chan, Singapore
Sophie Annie A. Charlier, Belgium
Xenia Cheban, Kazakhstan
Maxim Chetverukhin, Kazakhstan
Georgy Chikvashvili, Russia
Melissa Fui Yee Chin, Malaysia
Walter Yuk Pui Chin, Malaysia
Rodrigo Crespo Molina, Honduras
Evelyn Alloh Damachi, Switzerland
Alexander Dietrich, Germany
Ericka Domínguez Rodriguez, Venezuela
Manuel Ellerich, Germany
Hassan Mohamed Basil Emara, Canada
Victor Farriols, Spain
Jeyran Fatullayeva, Azerbaijan
Fabiola Feistl, Germany
Renata Luize Figueiredo, Brazil
Luiz Fonseca Coyado, Brazil
Zhakhongir Gafurzhanov, Russia
Diandra Gojkovic, Montegro
Susanna Gomes Marcelino, Portugal
Eduardo Omar Gonzalez Viteri, Ecuador
Johanna Gräfin von Deym, Germany
Mathias Granberg, Sweden
Brittany Granger, U.S.A.
Patrick Grauel, Germany
Nikita Gruzinenko, Belarus
Shzau Fah Ha, Malaysia
Kristina Hakobyan, Armenia
Charles Hazeleger, Netherlands
Thomas Tesfay Heddago, Eritrea
Verena Helgert, Germany
Constantin Hemmerle, Germany
Leah W. Hering, Germany
Hidayat Heydarov, Azerbaijan
Inara Ilieva, Russia
Samat Ishanov, Turkmenistan
Yergazy Issembayev, Kazakhstan
Mahammad Jabbarli, Azerbaijan
Rashad Jabbarov, Azerbaijan
Kamila Kamilova, Uzbekistan
Severin Kamm, Germany
Christopher Kammerbauer, Germany
Roman Karimov, Russia
Sultan Kembayev, Kazakhstan
Eldos Kenzhakhmetov, Kazakhstan
Vipeen Kissoondoyal, Mauritius
Adrian Knoll, Israel
Nikolaus Kramheller, Austria
Aigul Kuanysheva, Kazakhstan
Cynthia Kah Ying Lai, Malaysia
Jia Pei Lai, Malaysia
Mick Andre Leikanger, Norway
Ricky Lit Key Liew, Malaysia
Yan Ying Liew, Malaysia
Fai Lo, Hong Kong
Ka Nyuk Lo, Malaysia
Yong Meng Loh, Malaysia
Emilie Annie Sylvia Lorenzo, France
Aylin Mammadli, Azerbaijan
Janio Martinez, Dominican Rep./Germany
Uriel Franquis Mas, Venezuela
Nikolajs Maslovs, Latvia
Kristi Melo, Albania
Giorgi Merazchiev, Bulgaria
Marie Miauton, Switzerland
Valeriy Minasyan, Armenia
Frederic Morschbach, Germany
Ram Kaji Muktan, Nepal
Frédéric Muller, Luxembourg
Dina Munlykova, Kazakhstan
Santhosh Muraleedharan, Switzerland
Dmitry Negrutsa, Russia
Pau Len Ng, Malaysia
Stephane Ngangue Siyou, Cameroon
Bekzhan Nigishev, Kazakhstan
Seneca Noguera Arraiz, Venezuela
Dylan Edward O'Byrne Escobar, U.S.A.
Laura Ojinaga, Spain
Nikita Olkhovskiy, Russia
Victoria Otte, Germany
Bogdan Pak, Russia
Marion Passaquay-Bollé, France
Francesca Piccolo, Italy/Venezuela
Eva-Maria Pirker, Austria
Ilya Pitelman, Azerbaijan
Alexandra Pshenichnikova, Russia
Bogdan Razumeyko, Russia
Alexander Rodionov, Russia
Guillermo Romero Rodriguez, Venezuela
Mannur Sagdiev, Russia
Avtandil Salahov, Azerbaijan
Zaka Salmanli, Azerbaijan
Tsiala Samadashvili, Georgia
Yannick Vincent Sanchez, Switzerland
Caroline Sayegh, Germany
Adrian Josef Schier, Germany
Sibylle Schmueser, Germany
Nikolas Schoefer, Germany
Jonas Schwaiger, Germany/France
Aidana Seraliyeva, Kazakhstan
Sousan Shabi, Morocco
Kush Sharma, India
Neylya Shingaraeva, Russia
Andrey Sinitsin, Kazakhstan
Entoni Stanic, Croatia
Oleksandr Stont, Ukraine
Elina Sulyayeva, Kazakhstan
Akzere Tazhikhanova, Kazakhstan
Valentin Tolmachev, Russia
Daniel Tomaev, Russia
Steven Tongrejo, Indonesia
Ulan Totanov, Kazakhstan
Hoang Anh Trinh, Vietnam
Eric Turowski, Germany/U.S.A.
Saule Umar, Kazakhstan
Serik Utegenov, Kazakhstan
Ayla Valibayova, Azerbaijan
Niels Van de Ven, Netherlands
Aleksandr Vdovkin, Russia
Yvette Vanessa Veigel, Germany
Klaudija Renata Veitaite, Lithuania
Lovro Vojnovic, Croatia
Topi Merlin Vuorio, Finland
Rafal Wawrzyniak, Poland
Manuel Werner, Germany
Martin Wichmann, Finland
Faustyn Jerzy Wisniewski, Poland
Philipp Wolff, Germany
Shuzane Wong, Malaysia
Joel Tze Ming Wong, Hong Kong
Yohannes Efrem Yosef, Switzerland
Inna Zakharova, Russia
Maja Zalewska, Poland
Diana Zhanadilova, Kazakhstan
Yutong Zhang, China
Aidos Zhapbassov, Kazakhstan
Roman Zhiltsov, Russia
Corinna Denise Ziegler, Germany
Samukelo Zuma, South Africa
Elena Zvereva, Russia
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UNDERGRADUATE
Bachelor of Arts
in Communication & Public Relations
Bianca Arcori, Italy
Tiana Baur, U.S.A.
Jakob Brandstätter, Austria
Alyssa Derguini, France
Kellie Erm, Sweden
Virgiliu Galaju, Moldova
Sofia Gershevitskaya, Russia
Charlotte Gross, Germany
Roman Grytsai, Ukraine
Felicia Harström, Sweden
Mohamed Ayman Hazm, Morocco
Mihaela Hojda, Romania
Veselina Ilieva, Bulgaria
Janak Jethani, Spain
Iiulia Krupikova, Ukraine
Ignasi Mas Moix, Spain
Amin Mirzaliyev, Azerbaijan
Anastasiya Nederytsia, Ukraine
Vladislav Nemirovskiy, Russia
Valeria Plytnik, Belarus
Human Rias, Germany
Sungeun Esthela Shim, South Korea
Tatiana Termican, Romania
Meruyert Tuleyeva, Kazakhstan
Diliana Vodenicharova, Bulgaria
Raphaela Werner, Germany
Bachelor of Arts
in Leisure & Tourism Management
Tofig Agayev, Azerbaijan
Anastasiia Astakhova, Ukraine
Katharina Gross, Germany
Kah Fui Lee, Malaysia
Jester Ka Hein Lim, Malaysia
Adam Ka Kaet Lim, Malaysia
Sze Wei Ng, Malaysia
Maria Rylova, Russia
Melina Mei Lian Tay, Malaysia
Yao Tong, China
Jessica Chee Syn Wu, Malaysia
Bachelor of Arts
in International Relations
Ray Aoki, Japan
Seyfulla Babayev, Azerbaijan
Enzo Balke, Germany
Juan Javier Botteri Perez, Brazil
Mihail Cebotari, Romania
Katarina Celar, Serbia
Laura Debaere, France
Dana Dushulina, Ukraine
Ester González Puy, Spain
Alida Kabisch, Germany
Petrica Kascelan, Montenegro
Natig Mahamaliyev, Azerbaijan
Aizhan Makhmutova, Kazakhstan
Seymur Mammadzade, Azerbaijan
Natalie Propp, Germany
Simo Rokka, Finland
Dmytro Rosseiskov, Ukraine
Saida Rustamova, Russia
Akbota Seil, Kazakhstan
Galina Semenets, Kazakhstan
Santa Steinberga, Latvia
Milena Störmer, Germany
Luisa Trauttmansdorff-Weinsberg, Austria
Taissa Umarova, Kazakhstan
Nurkassym Yermakhanov, Kazakhstan
Nazgul Zhengis, Kazakhstan
Bachelor of Arts
in Sports Management
Javier Font Marcet, Spain
Alexander Gugunishvili, Russia
Milos Nenadovic, Serbia
Denis Nenkov Kolev, Bulgaria
Rieke Pfannenschmidt, Germany
Bachelor of Science
in Business Finance
Nina Akchurina, Russia
Mohammed Bashraheel, Saudi Arabia
Alexander Bazhanov, Russia
Khandmaa Bolor-Erdene, Mongolia
Alexandre Bonvin, Switzerland
Dionysios Bouropoulos, Greece
Thelma Del Carmen Mendieta, Nicaragua
Anastasiia Dorosh, Russia
Valeriya Filippova, Kazakhstan
Salomon Friesen, Germany
Nazim Hashumov, Azerbaijan
Osman Ibragimov, Russia
Pawel Jankowski, Poland
Martin Jaros, Czech Republic
Kamel Magdi Kamel Orabi, Egypt
Munisa Kamilova, Uzbekistan
Florentine Antonia Karrer, Germany
Russlan Kaziyev, Kazakhstan
Radoslav Krasimirov Kichukov, Bulgaria
Nadezda Kuznetsova, Russia
Sebastian Labanowicz, Poland
Tania Lian Daccach, Colombia
Tin Matkovic, Croatia
Oleksandr Melnyk, Ukraine
Milica Milosavljevic, Serbia
Madina Ospanova, Kazakhstan
Nursaule Otegenova, Kazakhstan
Dmitry Pachkov, Russia
Meruyert Ryspanova, Kazakhstan
Karim Sayegh, Germany
Ermir Shkurti, Albania
Rooqayyah Sidi, Nigeria
Natalja Sidorova, Latvia
Rinata Smagulova, Kazakhstan
Aina Spanova, Kazakhstan
Guliza Toran, Russia
Branislava Veselinovic, Serbia/Hungary
Tatyana Yevtushenko, Kazakhstan
Guldana Zhetessova, Kazakhstan
Arna Zhiyenkulova, Kazakhstan
Simon Zika, Czech Republic
Bachelor of Science
in Digital Media Management
Arthur Bersenev, Germany
Gerard Lucien Boblitz Martins, Germany
Kirill Fedorovich, U.S.A.
Sergii Gnilobok, Ukraine
Anna Gorodetskaya, Russia
Elin Ofelia Larsson, Sweden
Adina Manaskyzy, Kazakhstan
Avraham Papismedov, Israel
Ramzi Sabzaliyev, Azerbaijan
Vladimir Shentsov, Kazakhstan
Bachelor of Arts
in Business & Sustainability
Management
Margaux De Heer, Switzerland
Executive Bachelor of Business
Administration
Nagi Mankarious, Egypt
Eiko Reinhardt, Germany
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GRADUATE
Master of Business Administration
with a Major in International Business
Seitzhanov Abylay, Kazakhstan
Parth Agrawal, India
Khadija Ahsan, Pakistan
Ibentayeva Aigul, Kazakhstan
Balgabayeva Ainur, Kazakhstan
Syed Salman Ali, India
Shakhmetov Alisher, Kazakhstan
Shahrokh Alizadehrad, Iran
Abylkairov Almas, Kazakhstan
Mohammed Amin Amiar, Algeria
Kuandykov Anuar, Kazakhstan
Mohammad I.L. Atout, Palestine
Andrea Banovic, Croatia
Nicole Baraniecki, Germany/Poland
Assylbek Bayakhmetov, Kazakhstan
Bekeyev Bekbulat, Kazakhstan
Keikishev Bekzhan, Kazakhstan
Stipe Borovac, Croatia
Chi Wa Chan, Macau
Chan Tong Chao, Macau
Jing Ying Cheng, Malaysia
Chio Kit Cheong, Macau
Po Lok Cheung, Hong Kong
Josephine Siaw Sze Chin, Malaysia
Sharen Chin, Malaysia
Chea Chomroeun, Cambodia
Alessandro D'Angelo, Switzerland
Ali Damci, Turkey
Baimagambetov Daniyar, Kazakhstan
Yerkin Daulet, Kazakhstan
Salvador de la Torre Rodriguez, Spain
Nikolay Dobrev, Bulgaria/Germany
Andrea Dragic, Serbia
Tomer Dray, Israel
Andrey Efimov, Russia
Oryngalikyzy Elmira, Kazakhstan
Salma Essajid, Morocco
Wai Lee Fan, Hong Kong
Kaliyev Galimzhan, Kazakhstan
Margil Galvan, Mexico
Said Gambarov, Azerbaijan
Arzu Gasimov, Azerbaijan
Seitakhmetova Gaukhar, Kazakhstan
Mostafa Mahmoud Ghoneim, Egypt
Anastasiia Glavata, Russia
Sharon Vera Glenn, U.S.A./Germany
Yan Dong Guan, Hong Kong
Takeyeva Gulnara, Kazakhstan
Baimanova Gulsim, Kazakhstan
Khayyam Hasanzade, Azerbaijan
Meri Hovsepyan, Armenia
Vera Ignatenko, Russia
Nijat Imanzade, Azerbaijan
Madina Jabrayilova, Azerbaijan
Tarek Jaroudi, Lebanon
Divya Joshi, India
Alexander Kamyshov, Russia
Ekaterina Kapanadze, Russia
Serhat Karakaya, Turkey
Valeriya Kareva, Russia
Dimitra Rena Kontoni, Greece
Anastasiya Kotenko, Ukraine
Diana Kulibayeva, Kazakhstan
Megan Ross Kyle, U.S.A.
Nguyen Bich Lan, Vietnam
Nguyen Duc Quynh Lan, Vietnam
Chi Meng Leong, Macau
Emily Pui Shan Leung, Hong Kong
Guo Ling Liang, Hong Kong
Denise Kah Yan Lim, Malaysia
Soatiana Loucheur, France
Marijana Lugonja, Serbia
Ibrahim Mahfoud Ali, Spain
Muhammad Mahgoub, Egypt
Ka Heng Mak, Macau
Yun Lung Mak, Hong Kong
Zaur Mammadov, Azerbaijan
Ralitsa Naskova Marinova, Bulgaria
Rakhimberdiyeva Marzhan, Kazakhstan
Kelly McCready, U.S.A.
Baktybay Meruyert, Kazakhstan
Lyubcho Mariov Minev, Bulgaria
Mark Miranda, U.S.A.
Rodrigue Moussa, Lebanon
Aliagha Muradov, Azerbaijan
Kinzhagulov Nail, Kazakhstan
Wilson Siong Yiung Ngu, Malaysia
Ivo Rene Nijst, Belgium
Polina Novoselova, Russia
Nessipkhanova Nurgul, Kazakhstan
Sabina Nuriyeva, Azerbaijan
Eergaliyev Nurlan, Kazakhstan
Zana Okuka, Serbia
Maksim Nikolayeviç Orlovskiy, Azerbaijan
Allen Ortega Oceguera, Mexico
Agnieszka Osina, Poland
Yuna Ou, Macau
Xi Lin Pan, Hong Kong
Guang Ting Pan, Hong Kong
Edgar Petyke, Romania
Ivan Rafael Pires Gomes, Portugal
Alina Polkina, Russia
Omar Popal, Afghanistan
Ka Ian Pun, Macau
Ismailova Raikhan, Kazakhstan
Kassymbekov Rassul, Kazakhstan
Javier Rosero Quijano, Colombia
Itemirov Rustem, Kazakhstan
Khassenov Rustem, Kazakhstan
Kassymzhanova Saule, Kazakhstan
Nina Schneider-Weiffenbach, Germany
Lyaysan Sharipova, Russia
Sagyndyk Shynggys, Kazakhstan
Hoang Xuan Son, Vietnam
Alexey Sukhinin, Russia
Ling Yun Sun, Macau
Moldazhanov Talgat, Kazakhstan
Pei Quan Tan, Hong Kong
Newlson Kin Ming Tang, Hong Kong
Huynh Vu Tien, Vietnam
Amith Kumar Tirukkovalluru, India
Mykyta Tsarenko, Ukraine
Vo Quoc Tuan, Vietnam
Bharadwaj Vagulabaranam, India
Abdilmanov Valikhan, Kazakhstan
Josue-Alfonso Vargas-Lara, Mexico
Vijayakumar Velliangiri, India
Anastasia Vogel, Kyrgyzstan
John Mounir Wissa, France
Hian Mein Won, Malaysia
Khlystova Yana, Kazakhstan
Abbimutt Jagadeesh Yashas, India
Dean Ching Yee, Malaysia
Suslova Yelena, Kazakhstan
Umurzakov Yerlan, Kazakhstan
Ryskulbekov Yerzhan, Kazakhstan
Fan Zhang, Hong Kong
Wen Ke Zheng, Hong Kong
Hang Zhong, Macau
Master of Business Administration
with a Major in Communication &
Public Relations
Ahmad Dyab, Syria
Charikleia Floridi, Greece
Alisa Kotova, Ukraine
Narek Lachinyan, Armenia
Aliautsina Lapko, Belarus
Maria Mikhaleva, Russia
Rodrigo S. Molina Vizcarra, Mexico
Paola Parga, U.K.
Bhan Puok Riek, U.S.A.
Zlatka Rumenova Ruseva, Bulgaria
Anastasia Ryaboshapka, Russia
Karina Shlyk, Russia
Nigar Suleymanova, Azerbaijan
Marie Umutoni-Hibon, Rwanda
Roxanne Voidonicolas, Canada
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GRADUATE
Master of Business Administration
with a Major in International Marketing
Nataliya Zharkova, Russia
Xiaobei Zhu, China
Tatiana Belskaia, Russia
Viviana Karina Bernal Castillo, Colombia
Elisaveta Bobovskaya, Russia
Maximilian Bolten, Germany
Joseph Adly Boulis, Egypt
Yulia Braslavskaya, Russia
Venkatesh Chandrasekar Aditya, India
Mariia Churilova, Ukraine
Mohamad Daher, Guinea
Bayan Todorov Dotchev, Bulgaria
Alina Draga, Ukraine
Moustafa El Shakankiry, Egypt
Mohamad Hajaij, Lebanon
Borislava Ilieva, Bulgaria
Xiaobo Jia, China
Nikolai Kiselev, Russia
Evgeniia (Jane) Kochetkova, Russia
Irina Kozlova, Russia
Carolina Latapie, Sweden
Claudia Loda, Italy
Daniela Londoño Moreno, Colombia
Seifallah S. M. Marzouk, Egypt
Mario Maik Maskewitz, Germany
Nikola Mitev, Bulgaria
Susana Osorio Dominguez, Colombia
Panagiotis Panagiotopoulos, Greece
Lianne Katrina Pandya, U.K.
Jovana Pavlovic, Serbia
Arianne Pelle, Brazil
Maria Popova, Russia
Marisa Rodrigues, India
Andrea Rojas Nieto, Colombia
Iryna Rudyk, Ukraine
Stefania Ruxandra Deleanu, Romania
Ülvi Samadzade, Azerbaijan
Natali Sedek, Sweden
Ellen Angela Seufert, Germany
Ahmed Tarek Ahmed Shaker, Egypt
Tatyana Sidelkovskaya, Kazakhstan
Victoria Siebauer, Brazil
Marina Skoropadskaya, Russia
Mariia Starikova, Russia
Ekaterina Svirina, Russia
Ziya Talibov, Azerbaijan
Mansour Tohme, Lebanon
Alfredo Tripaldella, Germany
Kseniia Ustinova, Russia
Tamonwan Wachiropatham, Thailand
Janina Wunnicke, U.S.A./Germany
Edvard Yegoryan, Ukraine
Zhazira Zhakupbekova, Kazakhstan
Master of Business Administration
with a Major in Global Banking &
Finance
Ahmed Abdel Ghani, Egypt
Dinara Abdiyeva, Kazakhstan
Chingiz Abiltayev, Kazakhstan
Katharina Maria Auer, Germany
Armenak Karen Balasanov, Armenia
Tamara Bojic, Serbia
Samuel Calvo Elizondo, Mexico
Mohamed Camara, Guinea
Ana Gabriela Cerpa Douglas, Mexico
Ibrahima Kalil Conde, Guinea
Thelma Del Carmen, Nicaragua
Vladimir Dubinin, Russia
Erkin Efendiev, Russia
Yevgeniya Galiullina, Kazakhstan
Anar Gasimov, Azerbaijan
Viktor Georgiev, Bulgaria
Nina Glants, Ukraine
Victor Griesang, Brazil
Chaudhry Hassan Ellahi, Pakistan
Mohamed Sherif Hegazy, Egypt/U.S.A.
Mayra Hernández Segovia, Mexico
Igor Iasevych, Ukraine
Agi Josandra, Indonesia
Karam Georges Karam, Lebanon
Nikita Khotchenkov, Ukraine
Mathias Kronenberg, Switzerland
Askhat Laulanov, Kazakhstan
Ibrahim Mahfoud Ali, Spain
Konstantin Makukha, Russia
David Merkle, Germany
Farid Mirzayev, Azerbaijan
Michael Czeslaw Moore, Poland
Albina Nametova, Kazakhstan
Alexey Nechaev, Russia
Nikolay Nikolov, Bulgaria
Jonida Nuhaj, Albania
Assel Nurgozhayeva, Kazakhstan
Ainur Omarova, Kazakhstan
David Ozoadibe, Nigeria
Margarita Sargsyan, Armenia
Fatma Nur Sen, Turkey
Mathieu Serres, France
Artem Shur, Russia
Hamzah Suhail Younes, Jordan
Alexander Svistunov, Russia
Mykhailo Sydorenko, Ukraine
Shahin Taghizade, Azerbaijan
Marc Phillipp Zenker, Germany
Master of Business Administration
with a Major in Leisure & Tourism
Management
Rahila Abdullayeva, Azerbaijan
Ekaterina Borkun, Russia
Kristin Hannell, U.S.A.
Olessya Labutina, Kazakhstan
Fiona Lew Yin Yin, Malaysia
Liubov Luchkiv, Russia
Diana Minazova, Russia
Elena Salim Haubold, Venezuela/Germany
Tatiana Shilova, Russia
Irina Shpak, Russia
Master of Business Administration
with a Major in Entrepreneurship
Ahmet Can Aksoy, Turkey
Jordi Amor Manuel, Spain
Heiko David Aurenz, Germany
Ali Benaddi, Morocco
Mohammed Bouzid, Morocco
Maxime Briavoine, France
Saime Naz Dandin, Turkey
Fatih Dubara, Cyprus
Abriza El Ghandour, France
Celine Josephine Fischer, Germany
Ekaterina Gamilko, Russia
Rumen Guninski, Bulgaria
Talal Jaroudi, Lebanon
Fares Kallel, Tunisia
Kubra Karimova, Azerbaijan
Igor Kochedykov, Russia
Cody Lumpkin, U.S.A.
Krishna Luthria, India
Sanjar Masadykov, Kyrgyzstan
Olga Mikhalchenko, Russia
Tatiana Mosentseva, Russia
Carolina Neuhold, Austria
Masoumeh Noori Piraghoom, Iran
Samantha Elizabeth Palos García, Mexico
Daria Piatakova, Russia
Manuel A. Rincón Dávila, Colombia
Walter Rodríguez Ardila, Colombia
Katrina Salzirne, Latvia
Juliane Schulze, Germany
Tarun Pratap Shah, Nepal
Harkesh Kumar Sharma, India
Fiorella Valencia Febres, Peru
Sadig Yusifov, Azerbaijan
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LIST OF GRADUATES | 65
GRADUATE
DOCTORATE
Master of Business Administration
with a Major in Leadership
Executive Master of Business
Administration
Sebastian Hellers, Germany
Orkhan Huseynov, Azerbaijan
Laveen Jaikishan Melwani, India
Birzhan Omirbayev, Kazakhstan
Claudio Di Salvo, Italy
Jose Luis Geijo Lima, Spain
Elise Mei Quen Yeap, Malaysia
Yinglin Ouyang, China
Patrick Stuehmeyer, Germany
Lena Woodward, Germany/U.K.
Master of Business Administration
with a Major in E-Business
Rita Benmakhlouf Andaloussi, Morocco
Neza Cec, Slovenia
Outmane El Hamri, Morocco
Rodrigo Figueiredo Scuracchio, Brazil
Jose Enrique González Vargas, Mexico
Veronika Holubieva, Ukraine
Scott Niven, U.S.A.
Favio Eusebio Ortiz Velilla, U.K.
Weiling Peng, China
Master of Business Administration
with a Major in Sports Management
Abzal Akmoldayev, Kazakhstan
Ekaterina Artsybysheva, Russia
Hamza El Boulli Rguibi, Morocco
Said Gutsariyev, Kazakhstan
Vladislav Kovalev, Russia
Andrea Melle, Italy
Sergey Morozov, Russia
Siddhartha Tewari, India
Richard Zauninger, Austria
Doctorate of Business Administration
Chu Minh Anh, Vietnam
Nguyen Thanh Binh, Vietnam
Ly Bora, Cambodia
An Bunhak, Cambodia
An Bunna, Cambodia
Wing Ho Chan, Hong Kong
Phan Van Dinh, Vietnam
Erciyes Erdem, Turkey
Hatem Hakil, Lebanon
Mei Qing Huang, Hong Kong
Sheena Siu Lan Kwok, Hong Kong
Si Jian Li, Hong Kong
Duong Thi Kim Lien, Vietnam
Kwok Fai Lo, Hong Kong
Trang Ly, Cambodia
Le Bich Phuong, Vietnam
Nguyen Thi Thu Phuong, Vietnam
Yean Rithy, Cambodia
Rahavan Seetharaman, India
Chu Dung Si, Vietnam
Hear Sopheaktra, Cambodia
Sing Yin Tam, Hong Kong
Truong Duc Thang, Vietnam
Boon Chung Thian, Malaysia
Pham Van Tien, Vietnam
Srey Vuth, Cambodia
Nihad Yamani, Saudi Arabia
Edmund Yat Ming Wong, Hong Kong
Master of Business Administration
with a Major in Human Resources
Management
Farida Ravilevna Karimova, Russia
Alexandr Kudryashov, Russia
Yen Le Hoang, Vietnam
Priyanka Raja Rao Navale, India
Elona Nuhaj, Albania
Iuliia Savenko, Ukraine
Katja Schumacher, Switzerland
Paula Tarrado Ribes, Andorra
Master of Business Administration
with a Major in Design Management
Anais Ferran Rodriguez, Spain
Bella Ismailova, Russia
Kseniia Lelikova, Russia
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66 | ALUMNI ASSOCIATION LETTER
A SPECIAL MESSAGE TO GRADUATES
Dear Graduates,
Your network is waiting!
In the spring of 2013, during the celebrations of European University’s 40year tenure, the network launched its revamped platform to keep EU graduates
connected – the Alumni Association.
Since its conception, the association has brought together alumni in dozens of
cities around the globe for lectures and networking events with plans to continually
expand opportunities for EU alumni.
How it works:
The EU Alumni Association, although affiliated with the university, is an
independent entity. It is run by a board and has a president.
The Board advises the university on suitable policies and strategies that can be
used to support its alumni association. Members act as representatives of the EU
network, establishing alliances and partnerships with a wide range of institutions.
Chapter leaders, located in different regions around the world, act as liaisons
between their local alumni and the association. They represent local alumni
communities and their interests; recruit new members; and help EU strengthen the
alumni-university connection.
Why join?
For recent graduates, the Alumni Association acts an excellent resource when
searching for career prospects. Students can connect with EU alumni in their area
and begin networking immediately.
For new entrepreneurs, the association opens up a potential contact base of
professionals who share the same values and principles, a solid foundation to any
relationship.
European University Alumni Association holds regular networking events,
exchanges, presentations, talks and seminars designed to further-promote
connections between EU alumni who are active members of the international
business community.
If you would like to join the EU Alumni Association, visit www.alumni.euruni.edu
or for further information, please e-mail [email protected]
Anna Wlodek
Alumni Relations Officer
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