SIGNED COOPERATION AGREEMENTS BETWEEN CEPS KVC AND PARTNERS FROM THE ACADEMIC AND BUSINESS SECTORS
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3.6.2026. u 09:16h
As part of the implementation of Work Package 2 (WP2) – Agreements for Collaboration Between KVCs and Local/Regional Communities within the IMPACT-Campus project, the University College “CEPS – Center for Business Studies” Kiseljak has signed two important cooperation agreements with partners from the academic and business sectors. The aim of these agreements is to strengthen institutional cooperation, develop joint activities in the areas of innovation, competence development, entrepreneurship support, and knowledge valorisation through the active involvement of local and regional communities.
The first agreement was signed between CEPS and BAR-FLOOR d.o.o. Kiseljak, a leading construction company specializing in the design, construction, and development of residential, commercial, and hospitality facilities. With more than two decades of experience, the company continuously develops high-quality, innovative, and sustainable construction solutions based on technical expertise, reliability, and long-term value creation for its clients. This cooperation provides a foundation for joint activities focused on strengthening links between education and industry, knowledge exchange, and the development of practical solutions aligned with market needs.
The second agreement was signed between CEPS and Zagreb School of Business, a modern higher education institution from the Republic of Croatia dedicated to practice-oriented education in the fields of business, marketing, communication, entrepreneurship, and cultural management. Through this cooperation, international academic connections, exchange of experiences, and the development of joint initiatives will be further strengthened.
The signed agreements contribute to enhancing the role of the CEPS Knowledge Valorisation Center (KVC) as a platform for cooperation between higher education institutions, industry, and the wider community, based on the values of partnership, inclusiveness, sustainability, innovation, transparency, and regional impact.
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