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TBS Junior Enterprise: Junior Enterprises Connect

By Contributing Editor March 18, 2021
By Contributing Editor March 18, 2021
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March 7th marked the date of the TBS Junior Enterprise’s first international event: Junior Enterprises Connect. It was a virtual exchange space of expertise between several Junior Entrepreneurs and more than 200 students from all over the world.

But First, what is TBS Junior Enterprise?

TBS Junior Enterprise is a Marketing consulting firm implemented within Tunis Business School. It was officially founded on September 8th, 2017, and it provides Market Research services that mainly consist of advising companies and business owners based on research methods used in developing and marketing products.

A Glimpse on JEC:

After welcoming the participants that were present from more than seven countries, each confederation, which is an umbrella organization of a Junior Enterprise in a given country or region, presented their achievements, their work and their ambitions.

Junior Enterprises Connect event media file. Provided by the JEC team.

After this part, the four speakers that were Alumni members of different Junior Enterprises and had successful careers shared their experiences and to which extent being part of this network influenced them and their professional lives. 

Besides, participants get the opportunity to network and interact with people from different places through the “Speed Dating” activity.

In a nutshell, this event enabled every participant to dive deeper into the network of Junior Enterprises and to know inspiring people on an international level.

What’s Next?

For those who are not part of the network and were not able to attend the event, future editions are awaiting you; all you need is to join your school’s Junior Enterprise!

You are also welcome to attend TBS JE’s next event that will be held in April, the invitation is open for all students and business enthusiasts.


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Syrine Djmel

Syrine Djmel – 20 years old, an ambitious business student at Tunis Business School. Deeply interested in environmental and social causes and passionate about astronomy.

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