Tuesday 28 August 2012

Poti - The Yacht Club

On Monday the 27th we're invited for a gathering in the Yacht Club of Poti to welcome the arrival of Reliant’59. Basically, a Lithuanian - UAB Advance Advice - company as won a tender from the EU to sail around the black sea with graduates in order to give them the experience of sailing and also to present their business ideas across the countries on the black sea.

Here is more about the project - "The Captains of Seven Seas" is aimed to raise young and enterprising leaders who will boldly state that they have crossed the seven seas, have overcome all of the challenges and have themselves prepared for the future business journey.
The project integrates different tools and methods for promoting entrepreneurship – lectures, workshops, camps, communication with mentors, contests, journeys, consultations etc. We would like to emphasize that this projects is not a separate competition of business plans, seminar or start-up accelerator. This is a complex set of smoothly integrated measures aimed to promote youth entrepreneurship.
Read more about the Project
Press release, 25th of July, 2012
The project C7S is funded by the European Union and organized by the most influential Lithuanian business association – Confederation of Lithuanian Business and Employees. During this project more than 160 students and academics from Lithuania are trained to start their own business and establish enterprises which can develop an international business. One of the stages of the project C7S is entrepreneurship trip around the Black Sea: Bulgaria, Romania, Ukraine, Russia, Georgia, Turkey. The selected 30 best students will sail around the Black Sea and meet the representatives of the local businesses in 14 cities in this region.
Vilnius city mayor greetings brought to all this region cities by the crew of the yacht Reliant’59 and the project Captains of the seven seas:
Alushta; Batumi; Burgas; Constanta; Feodosiya; Gelendzhik; Hopa; Istanbul; Yalta; Odesa; Poti; Samsun; Sevastopol; Sochi; Varna; Zonguldak

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