Artyom Korolev's First thoughts on social media after the Summer reboot

The director of the foundation was on vacation, allowing himself to detach a little from the usual work rhythm. "Summer for me always becomes a small change between projects. There are no fewer tasks, but there is an opportunity to stop, look at your work from the outside and think about the future: what should be changed, what approaches should be reviewed and where to move on," said Artyom.

One of the first publications after resting and rebooting was the founder of CASE-IN began starting with the reasoning of what is actually the main result of the championship: "Of course, the number of participants, geography, strong engineering solutions, partners and medals are important. But the real result becomes noticeable later. For example, Lyudmila Morshchakova participated in the CASE-IN in the student team, became a champion, and today works as a leading process engineer at Metropolis. Airat Kasimov first joined CASE-IN as a sophomore. Later he became a winner, started working at Kazanorgsintez, and today he is already an expert and shares his experience with new participants. For me, these are the stories that best explain the meaning of the CASE-IN. A person comes for the experience of participation, but gets much more: takes the first professional steps, finds a job, becomes a specialist, and then returns as an expert or mentor."

Artem Korolev also said that his son Artur became the European baseball champion in the Russian national team. The team won the tournament with a big advantage and won the right to compete in the elite group next year.

During the days of the tournament, he I made several conclusions: Russian baseball has retained its strength and high level; sports still unite people; growth occurs through difficulties; there are achievements that remain with us forever; victory begins long before the final match; after victory, one cannot stop.

"I am proud of Artur, the whole national team and the coaches. Not only because they became European champions, but because I know what a path they went through for this victory," Artyom added.

Artem Korolev shared to the audience, quote the founder of the solar–powered car design project: the main task is not to build the best solar cars, but to raise the best students.

"The philosophy is very close to us," he confessed. – In CASE-IN, participants are also not always limited to presentations and calculations. Over the years, the teams have created mockups, prototypes, devices, and engineering models. And here the most important result is not the layout itself. The most important thing is what a person has learned while creating it: to work in a team, to be responsible for his part, to cope with failures, to redo and bring an idea to a result. A good engineering project should create more than just new devices. He has to create new engineers."

One of the main values of CASE-IN is the people who stay inside the project after the end of the competition., noted in another publication, Artyom.

"Today we are developing a PEAK Club for CASE-IN champions and a community of experts, which already has more than 15,000 people, bringing together curators and coordinators of regional stages, working with mentors and annually celebrating the best of them. But the names of these communities are not important," he said. – It is important that the participant does not disappear after the final. He can return to the CASE-IN as an expert, mentor, organizer, or a person who helps develop the next generations of participants. Competition gives a person the first impulse. The community helps to preserve it and move on."

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