Professors from Asia and North America came to Austria for the final business project presentations by the 32 students in this year’s ACT program. Ten weeks prior, the students were part of intercultural teams and worked together with companies such as voestalpine, Fronius, KPMG, Business Upper Austria, Rosenbauer, and Pöttinger and Rübig on various projects ranging from market studies to developing online strategies. At the end of the week, the 32 ACT program students from 12 countries successfully completed this year’s ACT program. Prof. Robert Breitenecker, head of the Global Business Master's degree programs, at the JKU, remarked: "We would like to congratulate the students on their outstanding achievements and thank the companies for their support and being available for the students’ exciting projects."