Bakcell is the main partner of the Innovation Week at UNEC
The Innovation Week is organized at UNEC with the main partnership of Bakcell, an innovation and speed leader. On the first day of the event, Bakcell representatives participated in panel discussions on "Global Trends in Telecommunications: Bakcell's Innovative Products and Solutions" and "Staying Relevant in the Face of Big Changes in a Changing World."
Aysel Suleymanova, Bakcell's Head of Public Relations and Corporate Communications, and Elkhan Sadigzadeh, Bakcell's Marketing Director, spoke to the students about brand positioning in the digital age, modern challenges and opportunities, the intricacies of digital image building and strategies for attracting customer attention, and answered their questions.
The Innovation Week at UNEC aims to encourage novelty in the field of innovation and to unleash the creative potential of students. During the Week, the university will organize various events, including seminars, training sessions, panel discussions, and presentations of ideas related to start-ups.
It should be noted that Bakcell attaches special importance to the development of the young generation and unleashing their creative potential. The company plans to support students in this area, encourage innovative projects, and continue to expand new initiatives.
About Bakcell
Bakcell is the first and largest private telecommunications company in Azerbaijan. Bakcell currently provides high-quality and high-speed telecommunication services to more than three million subscribers. The company contributes to the sustainable development of Azerbaijan through innovation and artificial intelligence solutions and is one of the largest investors in the non-oil sector of the Azerbaijani economy.
Bakcell is part of NEQSOL Holding, an international group of companies active in the energy, telecommunications, high technology, and construction sectors in various countries. ®
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