The 10th Eventex Awards took place on May 12, 2020. Organizers from around the world submitted 444 applications and competed for prizes.This year Russia received 29 awards, two of which went to the state corporation Rosatom for the TeenPower project. In 2019, at the 45th World Skills Kazan'19 Professional Championship, Rosatom organized a new educational space - TeenPower.

During 4 days 40 lectures, workshops and performances dedicated to the choice of profession and the search for ones life path were held on the site. For anyone who wanted to speak on any topic the organizers provided an open mic event.

On average, the speakers and organizers were about 15 years old, with the youngest and only 12. Everything that was implemented within the TeenPower project was created by teenagers - from the title to the topics of their performances. More than 200 teenagers from 10 regions of Russia took part in the creation of this space, creating the design of the stand, supervising the author's supervision and organizing the work of the whole space during the championship days.

TeenPower project became one of the most popular stands at WorldSkills Kazan'19. Honorary guests of the stand were Dmitry Medvedev, Tatiana Golikova, Rustam Minnikhanov.

For reference. Eventex Awards was founded in 2009 and is the largest international competition in the event organization industry. More than 85 countries and 950 companies take part in the awards. Each year Eventex recognizes the best events, practices and event managers around the world.

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Author: Daniel Zagidullin