Following five weeks of competition and the participation of 790 teams across national rounds, the Accuracy Business Cup 2026 has reached a new milestone with the selection of its finalists. Eleven teams have secured their place in the international semi-finals, to be held this Wednesday.
The selected teams represent a wide range of academic institutions and geographies:
Canada: Amy Zado, Peyton Kou and Jesse Liu (University of Western Ontario)
France: Eliott Chalfine, Hadrien Ricard and Timothy Brodin (ESSEC Business School)
Allemagne: Marwin Georg Grosche, Jan Kriegel and Markus Petzold (HHL Leipzig Graduate School of Management)
Inde: Vaani Garg, Anirudh Damani and Sara Bapna (ISB Hyderabad)
Italie: Daniel Adam, Maria Bozalo and Jovana Galic (Bocconi Business School)
Maroc: Marouane Manaoui-Temsamani, Zainab Hssaini and Asmae Amrani (EMI)
Singapour: Karan Ravi, Chenxi Jiang and Darius Chua (National University of Singapore)
Espagne: Cesc Busquets Rudé, Nadia Díaz Olmo and Ariadna Domínguez Lozano (Universitat Pompeu Fabra – Barcelona)
Les Pays-Bas: Spencer Atkisson, Falk John and Per Tjaden (University of Groningen)
Royaume-Uni: Ilian Oulmi, Steijn Verhorik and David Lawyer (ESCP Business School)
États-Unis: Gobind Singh, Sam Lazarus and Phillip Craft (Babson College)
This new stage reflects the high level of engagement and performance demonstrated throughout the national rounds, and highlights the diversity of profiles and approaches brought forward by participants.
Accuracy extends its thanks to its corporate partners for their involvement throughout the competition, as well as to its coaches and jury members, whose commitment played a key role in the successful delivery of the national phases.
The international semi-finals will bring together these teams to compete at the next level and present their recommendations in an increasingly demanding environment.