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Professional success for entrepreneur Olga Marcenac, who currently serves as the country manager for Bulgaria of CallPoint New Europe/Telus International, began while she was still a student at AUBG. In the summer before her last year of study, Marcenac joined PricewaterhouseCoopers for a few months, only to land a fulltime job. This was the beginning

AUBG alumnus Hristo Borisov (‘10) co-founded fintech startup  Payhawk.io in 2018. Less than a year later, the company already has paying customers, was selected among the five finalists in the international  Pitch and Power Competition of Visa and Wirecard, and  has closed a seed round of €500 000. Still a computer science and business administration student at AUBG,

Eftim Eftimov graduated AUBG’s BA program with a Business Administration major in 2008 and ten years later obtained his EMBA degree, again from AUBG. In the meanwhile, he has managed to launch a real estate business, play a lead role in one of AUBG’s musicals, work on AUBG Alumni Association’s leadership team and establish an

AUBG graduate Khafiz Kerimov (‘14) from Russia majored in Political Science with a minor in Philosophy and Religion. And while AUBG doesn’t offer a major in Philosophy, right after graduation Khafiz got accepted for a PhD in Philosophy at DePaul University in Chicago. Currently, he is teaching undergraduate classes and working on his dissertation there.

AUBG alumna Milena Grayde has every right to be called successful. Managing Director at JP Morgan, she works with the company’s most important clients for Central and Eastern Europe – governments, corporations and financial institutions. Grayde’s professional journey began at the AUBG Job Fair, where she met her first employer Shell Bulgaria and since then