Yavuz Eroğlu, the youngest boss of SEM Plastik, who competes with global companies, won the award at the Global Entrepreneurship Summit where the opening was made by Dubai Emir Muhammed Bin Rashid Al Maktum and the president of the United States, Obama, with a live connection.

In the Middle East, Asia and Turkey, Turkish brands are growing in the fastest growing category. Young Turkish entrepreneur Yavuz Eroğlu marked the international summit where new ideas contributing to the world economy were rewarded. The AllWorld Network, founded by Michael Porter, Professor of Business Administration at Harvard University, announced the fastest growing companies in the Middle East, Asia and Turkey at the Global Entrepreneurship Summit in Dubai. Yavuz Eroğlu, General Manager of SEM Plastic Group, managed to put two years in a row two companies among the fastest growing companies in Turkey. Credoy polymer, the raw material supplier of the group, was ranked 28th and SEM plastik ranked 38th. At the summit, Allworld network also awarded Yavuz Eroğlu, General Manager of SEM Plastik, the ‘summit Special Award ' for his work on entrepreneurship and his first industrial investment in Palestine.

OBAMA JOINS LIVE LINK 

The opening of the Third ‘Global Entrepreneurship Summit ' was held this year; while Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktum of Dubai, President Barack Obama attended the summit with a live link. Close to 2,000 companies from around the world met at the summit. SEM Plastik group, which is one of the fastest growing 100 companies in Turkey with two companies, has achieved a significant success. Credoy polymer grew 93 percent annually between 2009 and 2011, while SEM Plastik, the flagship of the group operating in the plastic packaging sector, recorded an annual growth of 46 percent in the same period. Yavuz Eroğlu, the chairman of the Board of Directors of Credoy Polimer and SEM Plastik, was given a special award for encouraging successful examples of entrepreneurship and Turkish entrepreneurs to participate in the competition for two years in a row. This investment of SEM Plastik, which owns a plastic packaging factory in Palestine, was among the most talked about issues at the summit.

EROGLU: PALESTINE SHOULD INVEST NOT HELP

SEM plastic General Manager Yavuz Eroğlu attended the panel titled "today and tomorrow of entrepreneurship in developing countries" at the summit and drew attention to the multiplier effect of a new initiative. Eroglu, " our investment in Palestine, the people of the region encouraged new initiatives, similar plastic plants opened, created value and employment increased we saw. Palestine needs investment instead of aid. Increasing employment and prosperity will contribute more to regional peace," he said.

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