What would the world – and our day to day lives look like – without logistics? Even when faced with challenges of all sorts, this field is yet to tell its story, with innovative approaches and ambitious growth plans. Experts simply know that the potential is there. We are about to learn from Dana Bordei, Commercial Country Manager for VGP Romania, part of VGP, the European provider of high-quality logistics and semi-industrial real estate, about the local market challenges for this year and the ones to come and how far ahead the 5.0 era actually is (or isn’t).
The Future of Health is characterized by key trends such as preventative, personalized and sustainable care leading to better outcomes, broader access to care, better health equity and improved affordability. The diagnostics industry plays an instrumental part to achieve the outlined Future of Health in several ways.
Yitzhak Hagag is co-founder and shareholder of Hagag Development Europe, as well as the Chairman and Co-founder of Israeli based Hagag Group, both companies listed on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange. His academic background, together with the almost 20 years’ worth of experience on the real estate and purchasing groups markets help him identify investment opportunities even in emerging economies. The executive holds a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Law & Administration and a Master of Arts (M.A.) in Law, and has an exceptional flair for niche real estate developments, attributes that drove his attention towards Romania - a market he considers particularly interesting, with extraordinary premises for growth and development, especially when talking about high-end projects.
Improving the world using our passion for mathematics
In today’s data-driven and complex world, it is key to continuously adapt to the rapidly changing environment. But how to optimize business decisions under changing circumstances? At ORTEC, we support organizations in making better business decisions by leveraging data and applied mathematics.
Ana Maria Doxan started her professional career at Nestlé as a student, 18 years ago, with an internship in the Corporate Communications department at the Swiss offices.
At Mazars, we help our clients confidently build and grow their businesses through a broad range of high-quality audit, tax, accounting and advisory services.
In the last two years, the world has experienced unprecedented struggles. From climate change, ongoing health crises, and food insecurity to human rights abuses and war, the resilience of businesses and the communities in which they operate will continue to be tested. And at the start of 2022, in the market, we have witnessed a sense of confidence and strength to carry on, qualities businesses need today more than ever. Therefore, I believe that now is the right time to close the gap between intent and reaction.
After his graduation in 2006 as an economist, Sebastian Metz gathers a wide international experience, being active in France, Algeria and Nepal. After successfully leading the department for SMEs, Export promotion and Trade Fairs of the German-Algerian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (AHK Algeria), he left to Nepal, where he got the function of GIZ/CIM consultant for Export and SME promotion at the German-Nepal Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NGCCI).
Steven van Groningen is one of the most admired executives in Romania, being at the same time regarded as one of the most active and dedicated voices in the local business environment and a promoter of transparent, ethical and sustainable business practices. In an interview with TheBizz Magazine, Steven van Groningen talks about the most important moments of his career as CEO of Raiffeisen Bank, which he has led for the past two decades, about the evolution of the local economy and the prospects of the banking system, and about personal plans for the future.
I am glad to be able to talk about this topic, especially since the role of Corporate Affairs departments in companies has been evolving significantly in recent years. We operate in an increasingly complex and volatile global climate
The European Green Deal, the world’s most comprehensive climate action initiative, has been called “Europe’s man on the moon moment”. The program’s goals could not be more ambitious: to achieve a carbon-neutral continent by 2050, reconciling the economy and the way we consume resources with the planet, and making sure that nobody is left behind.
