Educational Professional Consultancy Association of Nepal (EPCAN), Hosted Exclusive Meet-and-Greet Event

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EDUCAST, The Educational Professional Consultancy Association of Nepal (EPCAN) recently held an illustrious meet-and-greet event at Hotel Yak and Yeti. The event, which took place earlier this week, brought together prominent figures in the educational counseling field, nurturing networking opportunities and a platform for informative discussions.

The inauguration ceremony was graced by Mr. Prajwal Basnet, the esteemed coordinator of EPCAN, who was joined by the distinguished Chief Guest, Professor Szepest Laszszlo from the renowned IBS International Business School. Together, they ceremoniously lit the Panas and initiated the program with the rendition of the national anthem.

A warm welcome was extended to all attendees by Mr. Amit Khadka, an executive member of EPCAN, who expressed gratitude for the presence of both members and esteemed guests, highlighting their significant role in making the event a resounding success.

During his address, Professor Szepest Laszszlo, the Chief Guest and Professor of Finance from IBS International Business School, provided valuable information into his institution, elucidating on the myriad opportunities available in Hungary, the presence of a diverse international student community, and the institution’s unwavering commitment to academic excellence.

In recognition of their commitment and dedication to educational counseling, members of EPCAN were honored with membership certificates, underscoring the association’s commitment to strengthening professionalism and excellence within its ranks.

Expressing his heartfelt gratitude, Professor Szepest Laszszlo thanked all attendees, including the diligent journalists, for their active participation. Prajwal Basnet, the coordinator of EPCAN, brought the event to a close, emphasizing the significance of such gatherings in promoting educational counseling in Nepal.

The seamless execution of the program was moderated by Ms. Deepa Lamichhane, an executive member of EPCAN, who ensured that the event remained fair, dignified, and informative throughout its duration.