The SUBÜ Career Summit 2025, organized by the Career Coordination Office of Sakarya University of Applied Sciences, was held with strong participation on May 26–27 at the Conference Hall of the Faculty of Applied Sciences. Throughout the two-day program, students met with experienced professionals from the business world and gained knowledge and insights to shape their career journeys.
The first day of the summit began with a presentation titled “From Zero to Leadership: Ada Kurutma” by Turgay Çelik, CEO of Adakurutma. Students benefited from his inspiring experiences in leadership and entrepreneurship. This was followed by Aliye Emel Ercan, HR Manager at Aspiliç, who shared key points to consider in recruitment processes and essential tips for preparing an effective CV. Hakan Çetin, CL Leader at CEVA Logistics, comprehensively evaluated current practices in the logistics sector, while Alp Yıldırımalp, Manager at Elitler Insurance, provided important insights into risk management in foreign trade.
The second day of the summit began with a motivational speech on entrepreneurship by Muhammed Emin Baltacı, President of Genç MÜSİAD Sakarya. Afterwards, Şeyma Nur Bayraktar, Sales and Marketing Manager, shared strategies for successful career planning, sales, and foreign trade with students. Baki Demir, President of the Entrepreneurs Foundation, offered valuable advice on how students can evaluate the opportunities they encounter in their career paths. The program concluded with a presentation by Industrial Senior Engineer Gökhan Taşdeviren on the Milk-Run system and its role in increasing efficiency in production and supply chain processes.
We would like to extend our sincere thanks to all our distinguished speakers who contributed to the realization of the SUBÜ Career Summit 2025, to our students for their enthusiastic participation throughout the program, to our student communities From Zero to Summit Entrepreneurship Community and Career and Business World Community for undertaking the organization of the event, and to all our academic and administrative staff who provided support.
