Youth Empowered: Coca-Cola Tria Epsilon continues to invest in the skills of the new generation

A new topic for managing stress and burnout, along with AI, productivity, social media and business thinking in the new digital training cycle.

Coca-Cola Tria Epsilon's Youth Empowered, the largest online platform for the empowerment of the new generation, returns with the 2nd cycle of free digital seminars for 2026, enriching its content with new topics that meet the modern challenges of working life.

With the aim of substantially enhancing employability, the program offers young people aged 18-30 access to the skills of tomorrow, education, guidance and networking for a smooth and successful entry into the modern working market.

Since 2017, the programme has supported more than 62,000 people, strengthening its role as a benchmark for young people's professional development.

The new cycle, which takes place, in collaboration with Socialinnov, from October 23 to December 9, 2026, is enhanced with contemporary themes that meet the needs of young people and the demands of an ever-changing work environment. For the first time, the program includes a theme dedicated to the management of stress and burnout, giving participants practical tools to manage pressure, strengthen mental resilience and take care of their personal well-being. At the same time, in the new cycle, Generative Artificial Intelligence remains in the foreground, while skills related to productivity, professional presence and entrepreneurial thinking are also covered.

More specifically, the 5 thematic training sessions are as follows:

• AI: Your new productivity superpower | 23/10, 17:00-19:00: How can Generative Artificial Intelligence become an ally in everyday work? Participants will discover practical ways to use it, from writing texts and research to generating ideas and solving problems. At the same time, they will become familiar with useful tools and prompts that they can apply immediately, responsibly and confidently.
• Work smarter, not harder | 04/11, 17:00-19:00: Effective work starts with the right organization. The training focuses on prioritization, better workload management, and the use of digital tools that make everyday life easier, helping participants enhance their productivity and make better use of their time.
• The anti-burnout toolkit | 18/11, 16:00-18:00: In a demanding work environment, managing pressure and taking care of personal well-being are important assets. Through practical techniques, participants will explore ways to manage stress, enhance mental resilience and maintain their energy to meet daily challenges with greater balance and confidence.
• Make social media work for you | 19/11, 10:00-12:00: Social media can be an essential tool for professional development. Participants will learn how to highlight their strengths and strengths, form a reliable professional identity and develop a targeted network of contacts that can open up new career prospects.
• Think Like a Founder | 09/12, 16:00-18:00: Entrepreneurial thinking is not just about those looking to create their own business. The training focuses on identifying opportunities, taking initiatives, and turning an idea into action, fostering a creative and entrepreneurial approach that can be leveraged in any career path.

Those interested can secure their place in the training session, free of charge, through the following link. On the same website, the public can also watch recorded material from previous seminars that have been held.

Upon completion of the seminars, all participants will receive a certificate of attendance.