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Everyday something happens in the office of Rubicon Contest 2010.
Some is informative, some is funny, and sometimes it is just full of curiosity. The RubiBlog will give an opportunity to look behind the scenes when students organise an international contest for business students.
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Written by Marietta Benkhoff
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Thursday, 10 March 2011 12:22 |
Rückblick auf den Contest
Monate lang haben wir diese 3 Tage vorbereitet und sie sind so schnell vorbei gegangen. Mit guten Gewissen können wir jedoch sagen, dass der Rubicon Contest ein voller Erfolg war. Das bestätigt uns vor allem das positive Feedback, das wir von vielen Teilnehmern auf den verschiedensten Wegen bekommen haben.
An dieser Stelle möchten wir natürlich uns auch noch einmal ganz herzlich bedanken. Ohne das Engagement der Teilnehmer, die tolle Jury und die Unterstützung zahlreicher Volunteers wäre dies alles nicht möglich gewesen. Ihr habt den Contest zu einem besonderen Erlebnis für uns gemacht. Eine Zeit an die wir immer gerne zurück denken werden und aus der wir viele Erfahrungen mitnehmen können.
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Written by Jan Kornowski
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Sunday, 27 February 2011 19:57 |
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Rubicon 2011 Let’s go!
It’s Sunday afternoon, the last chance for me to take a deep breath and relax, before the contest finally starts.
3 days of great experience are ahead of me. Together with the team, I worked 3 months towards this contest. Within this time I learned a lot and had to cross my personal Rubicon several times. We spend a lot of time in the office, with telephone calls, Exel, Outlook, fun and “Barbra Streisand”.
Now, it’s almost happening and the contest is just around the corner: In less than 20 hours the first students will face the first challenge to cross the Rubicon, landing in Frankfurt.
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Written by Mirjam Braas
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Monday, 21 February 2011 21:12 |
Youth Hostel "Jugendherberge Sorpesee"
The organizational team of the Rubicon Contest 2011 tried to create a second home for their international guests. But finding the right place was not as easy as it seemed. How many rooms are needed? How do the participants get there? What spare time activities are available? All those questions had to be answered to decide where all 24 teams will reside during the three-day event. The answer to these questions was challenging and suspenseful at the same time. The hostel
“Jugendherberge Sorpesee” offered the ideal conditions.
To make sure everything is just perfect for our participants; we checked out the hostel yesterday and made a little movie – soon to follow – to give you an impression of what’s awaiting you in Iserlohn.
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