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IBP CASE COMPETITION

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CAN YOU DO IT ALL?

CAN YOU DO IT ALL?

By Valdemar Hedegaard

The inaugural edition of the International Business and Politics Case Competition (IBPCC) reached its much-anticipated finale on November 11th, where 12 teams from IBP came together to showcase their innovative ideas and battle it out for the ultimate prize of 8.000 DKK. The competition was intense, as each team brought their A-game and showcased their business acumen and knowledge of current political and business issues. The stage was set for an unforgettable showdown, as the teams did their very best within only 24 hours and still managed to present innovative ideas that left the judges and audience in awe.

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The winning team, Team Buzzword, consisting of Sofie Andersen, Lars Laugesen, Victor Wersinger, and Brendan Walsh, presented an innovative concept of revolutionizing and digitalizing meal planning and shopping. Their idea not only showcased their creativity but also their understanding of the current market and its needs. They proposed a solution that would streamline the meal planning and grocery shopping process for young consumers, using cutting-edge technology to make it more efficient and convenient. In addition to this, their proposal included an environmentally friendly aspect, which would reduce the carbon footprint of the consumer.

The finale was held at the headquarters of PwC in Hellerup, where the students were treated to snacks, drinks, and networking opportunities. After the event, the audience and finalists were transported to the heart of Copenhagen for additional networking activities, providing a perfect opportunity for the students to connect with industry professionals. The event proved to be a success for both the audience and participants in the case competition itself.

The IBPCC serves as a platform for young, ambitious individuals to showcase their talents and ideas, and the committee is excited to make it an annual tradition. The competition proved to be a great opportunity for students to gain practical experience, showcase their talents, and connect with industry professionals, making it a must-attend event for IBP’ers.

The winning team, Team Buzzword, not only took home the prize but also the admiration of the jury and the attendees. Their proposal was not only innovative and practical but also environmentally conscious, making it a stand-out among the competition. We can’t wait to see what the next edition of the competition will bring. Rumor has it that the next competition will feature a surprise that will take the competition to the next level.

IBPCC is proud to host such a prestigious event and they and their partners are look forward to seeing more of the next generation of business leaders and politicians rise to the challenge. The competition is a great opportunity for students to gain practical experience, showcase their talents, and connect with industry professionals, making it a must-attend event for invested students. So, mark your calendars, and join them next year for an exciting and intellectually stimulating experience.

By Caroline Andersen and Simone Birkebæk Agger

Are you also tired of looking for the perfect first date? It can, at times, be very frustrating, which is why we have gathered some first-date ideas that we really enjoy.

Firstly, we have Camping Kødbyen, a minigolf bar. This is a great place for talking whilst participating in an activity and maybe enjoying a couple of drinks ;) You cannot reserve a spot, so make sure to be there earlier or be ready to wait a bit.

During the summer, a stroll in Kongenshave or the Botanical garden, or lunch/dinner at Reffen are also really nice and chill.

Walks with coffee and baked goods are also great for conversation. Here are some of our favorites: Juno, Andersen & Maillard, Buka, and Hart Bageri.

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