Our Team Leila Jenny Becker Leila Jenny Becker, 39 years old, has a degree in business administration and lives in Frankfurt am Main/ Germany. Since 2010, she has held various positions at the IB headquarter. Among other positions, Leila Becker is a member of the board of trustees of the Schwarz Rot Bunt Foundation and a member of the board of the IB Polska Foundation . Ms. Becker has been Managing Director of IBETH and a member of the Board of Directors of ALYADA AG since 2021. In addition to her responsibilities in Turkey, Ms. Becker is Legal Representative of IB Chengdu Education
Home Page IBETH Founded in 1949, IB is one of Europe's largest service providers in the fields of social cohesion, education work and international migration services with more than 700 branches in 300 locations worldwide and approximately 14.000 employees, offering a wide range of services to beneficiary groups of all ages. IB Egitim ve Toplumsal Hizmetler Ltd. Sti (IBETH) was founded in 2006 in Istanbul by IB, which shares its knowledge and experience with the world. The basic principles of IBETH are social responsibility and the support and inclusion of disadvantaged groups, displaced people
Vision & Mission Our Vision: Strengthening Being Human! Since its foundation in 2006, the IBETH has been committed to helping people. The IBETH is committed to the sustainable ,holistic and long-term development of the human being. Each and every person is considered to be an enrichment and an important part of society. In its mission statement and vision of mankind, the IBETH tries to eliminate any barrier in the life of both the individual and society and to grant everyone the right to develop freely, to take responsibility and to participate actively in the development of society. Our
The Frankfurt Sports Club 'TSV Bonames' supports the earthquake campaign of the IB and collected donations for the earthquake victims in Turkey. Dani Kupcik , Managing Director of the TSV, handed over the Zumba Donation Marathon to Leila Becker , Managing Director of IBETH. The money will be directly transferred to our partner organizations AKUT and AHBAB, who are providing help in the region. 23 million people in Turkey and Syria have been affected by the earthquake, reports the World Health Organization (WHO), with over 35,000 deaths six days after the earthquake disaster. The IB is active in