talent show - Saint George School
talent show - Saint George School
talent show - Saint George School
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SGS Students Take Third Place<br />
Title for “Best Entrepreneur”<br />
By Robert Sala, Business Management Teacher<br />
On October 4th 2010, a project created by Junior Achievement Dominicana named “Siempre-Socios por un Día”, initiated<br />
its fifth version with detailed information by the directors of Grupo Ramos at Tony Roma’s restaurant. The conference<br />
aims to stimulate entrepreneurship in adolescents by helping them enhance their skills, define their career choices and<br />
encourage positive attitudes towards work and study.<br />
During the program’s launch, Mercedes Ramos of Grupo Ramos expressed how pleased she was in participating once again<br />
with Junior Achievement Dominicana in the development of this educational project. In response, Mr. Demallistre Salvador<br />
of Junior Archievement Dominicana thanked Grupo Ramos for their support and renewed their interest as part of the<br />
Corporate Social Responsibility Program.<br />
On September 28,2010, more than 1,500 students out of 42 schools in the Dominican Republic participated with an interactive<br />
web-based business simulator as they competed for several rounds for the title “Best Entrepreneur”. Prepared<br />
to take on other schools for this event, the following students of <strong>Saint</strong> <strong>George</strong> <strong>School</strong> represented us with confidence;<br />
Beatriz Cabello, José Dmitri Bautista and Luis Manuel Martínez.<br />
During the competition, our students struggled from the very beginning as we encountered technical difficulties ranging<br />
from WiFi connections to logging-in into the system. However, with much determination, Beatriz, José and Luis Manuel<br />
were motivated to continue working as a team as they qualified for the finals. At this point of the competition, emotions<br />
were running high as they needed to “catch-up” and make time count in order to guarantee a winning spot. The simulator<br />
closes, points were accumulated and <strong>Saint</strong> <strong>George</strong> <strong>School</strong> was finally announced placing third for “Best Entrepreneur”.<br />
On behalf of the school, we congratulate and recognize our students for their valiant efforts as they competed at Junior<br />
Achievement Dominicana’s “Siempre-Socios por un Día”.<br />
AGORA /8