On 12 February 2026, the British Chamber of Commerce for Luxembourg’s (BCC) Emerging Leaders Group hosted a panel event titled “Career Pathways in Luxembourg and Beyond: Insights from European Institutions, Private Businesses and Non-Profit Networks” at the International School of Luxembourg (ISL).
The session featured esteemed speakers across public institutions, private enterprises, and mission-driven organizations — who shared practical insights on modern career development. Panel discussions highlighted that careers today are rarely linear, and emphasized the importance of self-awareness, adaptability, patience, transferable skills, and stepping outside of comfort zones. Speakers encouraged participants to embrace risk-taking and continuous learning, recognizing that mistakes can be valuable learning opportunities.
Comparisons between public and private sector career paths underlined differences in pace and expectations, while all panelists agreed on the universal value of relationship-building, collaboration, and broad foundational skills. Technological change, especially the role of AI, was also discussed, with panelists stressing that adaptability to evolving tools will create new career opportunities.
The event concluded with practical takeaways for participants — from pursuing fulfilling work to cultivating curiosity — everyone was invited to exchange their thoughts during the networking and to enjoy drinks and delicious treats.
BCC extends a sincere gratitude to the International School of Luxembourg for their generously hosting and sponsoring this event, which brought together diverse perspectives empowering the next generation of leaders.
Written by Yulia Kulakova, BCC Vice Chair Emerging Leaders Group
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