Are you ready to shape the digital future? Are you creative and passionate about the media landscape and data-driven business models?

Win the trip of a lifetime to Schneider Electric's Global Innovation Summit in Barcelona!

Your ideas could earn you world travel and global networking with the greatest minds in corporate real estate. We invite students from around the world to think creatively about a problem facing real estate professionals for renowned companies like Google, Duke Energy, AstraZeneca, Whirlpool, and many others. In exchange? Travel the world with an all-expense paid trip to one of our Global Summits in Asia or North America. Challenge your mind power by competing with your peers from around the world.  You and your teammates will engage in a contest with competing institutions from all over the globe. Your job is to address challenges like creating an employee experience that attracts millennials while retaining all other generations of employees; or reducing the gap between the speed of business and the typical speed of real estate. Budding professionals welcome! We’re seeking your ingenuity and creativity. The competition is open to all students (undergraduate/graduate, full-time/part-time) who are currently registered at a recognized university.

We believe that positive change is always born from an idea, which is why we’re looking for a new generation of talent with new ideas to light the way to an even brighter future. Take our challenge, pitch us your bright idea and it could take you on an incredible journey like no other and win you a six month paid global internship at JTI. It’s your chance to expand your skills with coaching from business professionals, to network and to explore different career paths.

Invest in your future with an online MBA. Impress Maastricht School of Management to win a 50% scholarship and a travel grant!

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