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Success Stories
Head of Accounting and Operations at Keastone
Why did you choose UNYP for your Bachelor of Business Administration program?
I did my first semester of studies in the UK, and after that, I wanted to be more central, so I decided to continue my education in mainland Europe. I took six months off and went back home to China to take a Chinese course and spend some time with my family. Meanwhile, I was looking at different universities...
Deputy Manager of CARLO IV
Olga Mantilla is one of those people who never stops looking for new opportunities. Originally from Colombia, Olga began her hospitality career in the United States. The beautiful resort town of Ocean City, Maryland, attracts thousands of tourists from New York, drawn by its miles of sandy beach and vibrant summer festivals.
A couple of years ago, Olga relocated to Prague with her...
Director and Co-owner of BeeMedia, s.r.o.
UNYP graduate Šárka Fričová believes that real professional success is only possible if you choose to work hard and put extra effort into everything you do.
Ms. Fričová founded the successful Prague-based consulting company BeeMedia together with her son Pavel. The company currently has two divisions: HR Consulting and Online Marketing. Within the HR division, they offer an extensive...
Investment Committee Member at REIT-CZ
Why did you choose UNYP for your MBA degree?
I graduated from law school before studying at UNYP, and I got involved in a few businesses after moving to the Czech Republic. Although I guess I have always had this entrepreneurial mindset, I was lacking in theory so I decided to go for an MBA in Business to get a bird’s eye view of business management. I chose UNYP because I wanted to get...
PR and Booking agent of Ondrej Pivec
What drew you to UNYP initially, then compelled you to return for your master’s degree?
It was 2003, and I was studying Biology and Geography in one of the most prominent state universities in the Czech Republic. However, I was unhappy with the way the learning process was handled: overcrowded lectures, nearly nonexistent professor-student relationship and uneven feedback. Cheating was a...
