Hello! I am Sana Sammari a Business Analyst and Information technology student at Tunis Business School. I have passion for learning and developing talent and I couldn’t figure out a better place for continuous learning and self-development other than the dynamic, ever-changing Business world.

Studying at TBS is a deliberate choice that was driven by my dedication and commitment to the ever[1]evolving business arena and my aspirations to be in the middle of it. Actually, during these two years in my university, I dedicated myself to improving my soft skills, by joining different entities and clubs that guided me down the right path to becoming a successful leader and fostered my interpersonal skills.

My persuasion skills have also been tested in other real[1]world settings, such as when I worked with ATLAS (Association Tunisienne pour le Leadership, Auto[1]développement et solidarité) Future Leaders TBS chapter, in the External Relations Department, I succeeded to get sponsors and venues for our events thanks to my effective and persuasive communication. Joining Google Developer Student Club was the best opportunity for me to work with other building developers, arouse my interest in Google technologies, and fostered my technical background. These two years at TBS unveiled my inner potential and steered me toward pursuing Business Analytics as my major and Information technology as a minor.

During my academic journey, I opened my eyes to the importance of actively engaging in the professional world. The TAEF Fellows Program was a transformative opportunity for me that emerged at the right time and introduced me to the real-world work environment , where I was a summer intern at Study.tn ,where I had the opportunity to meet talented people who instilled in me a hunger for continuous development ,and provided me with valuable insights and recommendations .

During this internship, I gained a firsthand practical experience in Agile methodologies; Scrum, and learned about the importance of efficient product development , continuous improvement, flexibility and adaptability in every business or any field . This experience was so enriching for me and fuelled my personal and professional development and I wholeheartedly encourage everyone to join this program.

Recently , I am representing Tunis Business School with 9 of my colleagues in a Tunisia Future Leaders Competition which is a competition aiming at bringing together students from ESB, IHEC, and TBS to devise and design best practices on corporate social responsibility. We are currently conducting field visits to Délice’s sites to gain hands-on experience of the company’s work modalities and practices.

I participated also in Business Game Organized by Junior Chamber International (JCI club) in TBS which is a game promising an exhilarating competition where teams, each comprising four members, immerse themselves in the dynamic world of corporate strategy and decision-making Beyond testing our business acuity, the event fostered our teamwork, critical thinking, and innovation.