BGA Future Leaders Case Competition Workshops

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BGA Future Leaders Case Competition 
Workshops and Guidance

To support BGA students and graduates with their submissions into the BGA Future Leaders Case Competition 2022, in partnership with Austral Education Group, BGA will deliver four free-to-attend workshops. 

Each workshop has a unique focus that is designed to support specific elements of Case Competition submissions. We strongly recommend all entrants to attend these sessions to maximise your chance of success in the competition. Learn more about each session and register using the buttons below.

During session four, questions submitted by members about the Case Competition will be answered. If you have a question you would like answered during the session, enter it here

Workshop Themes

Meet the speakers 

Rafaela Olenik
Manager of Transactional Banking
  Banco Regional

Rafaela Olenik, Manager of Transactional Banking Banco Regional and speaker for the BGA Future Leaders Case Competition Workshops.

Rado Barzev
International Advisor and Lecturer in Environmental Economics and Finance  

Rado Barzev, International Advisor and Lecturer in Environmental Economics and Finance

Jose Anibal Insfran Pelozo
Senior Advisor Sustainable Finance WWF-Paraguay

Natalia Velázquez
Trade Department Analyst 

Natalia Velázquez, the Trade Department Analyst and speaker from the BGA Future Leaders Case Competition Workshops.

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