Association for research, education and development "Marketing Gate"

Association for research, education and development “Marketing Gate” is founded on July 2, 2008.
Our founders and members are pupils, students, prominent businessmen, university and high schools professors.
Our vision is a world without economic borders, where the human right will be protected and any kind of discrimination will be eliminated.
Our mission is to provide a safe, respectful, and celebratory atmosphere with structured non-formal learning, in which the youth and marginalized groups can gain basic economic, marketing and financial knowledge needed for successful starting and promoting of economic and business development based on principles of sustainable development.
Marketing Gate coordinate four centralised Erasmus+ KA2 CBY project, directly approved from EACEA in Brussels: mYOUth Socially Responsible Marketers; mYouth Lead in Shaping the Future; Youth Marketing Policy Makers for Sustainable Development; YOUth MARKeting Leaders for Sustainable Development.
Our project 573098-EPP-1-2016-1-MK-EPPKA2-CBY-ACPALA- "Youth Marketing Policy Makers for Sustainable Development" has been selected as a "success story" by a panel of experts from the Directorate-General for Education, Youth, Sport and Culture of the European Commission.
Also, we participated in the realization of Erasmus+ KA2 projects: Academy of Youth Workers, European Module for Integration Courses, Take a Digital Break; #PlayEurope; Social Entrepreneurship: Take Step Forward; By learning you will teach, by teaching you will learn!; Creating of Tomorrow's Leaders; Entrepreneurship is a piece of cake; etc.
In the framework of Erasmus+ projects we prepared and published more than 50 guides and brochures: YouMUST: Create Your Future; YouMARK: From Idea to Realization; YouMARK: Sustainable Development; 17 Booklets for NGOs roles in the practical implementation of 17 Rio+ Sustainable Development Goals [SDG]
Practical and theoretical experience of members “Marketing Gate” (youth, businessmen, university professors etc.) provide assurance that the activities and project goals will be fully implemented in an adequate manner. Common cooperation can be described as a successful know-how mix between non-formal education and practice experiences for creating successful marketing policies for sustainable development.