The dangers facing an ageing world

The dangers facing an ageing world

Europe faces serious challenges over the next two decades as the percentage of the population dependent on state benefits and pensions overtakes the birth rate

Hitting the big screen

Using telepresence and videoconferencing systems within everyday working life took a long time to establish due to unmanageable operations; but with 21st-century improvements, it has never been easier

Motivating employees: A surmountable problem

On Thursday the 19th January 2012, Google was named as the top company to work for in the USA Fortune magazine. The giant search engine, with its base in Mountain …

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Oleg Deripaska and the Russian aluminium wars

Oleg Deripaska and the Russian aluminium wars

Oleg Deripaska has a colourful history, much of which has come under scrutiny in the courtroom. Despite clearing his name several times, there’s another high-profile case on the cards

Phillip Clarke

Phillip Clarke

Following in the footsteps of one of the most highly regarded and successful CEOs in Britain, the Tesco head has much to live up to

Antonio Brufau Niubó

Antonio Brufau Niubó

Far from a mighty man, but what he lacks in height he makes up for in productivity and inventiveness

How to gauge supreme craftsmanship

Classic travel

Purple reign

Even on the plains, it's important to look sharp

A day at the races

The real dangerzone

If you think the eurozone is a dangerous place to do business, you clearly haven’t travelled very far, writes Colin Turner

India’s Future

Raian Karanjawala has been described as one of the most influential people in India. He speaks about his law firm’s history and achievements, and discusses what lies ahead for India in the 21st century.

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Surviving in Spain

Juan Ramón Ramos gives advice on how Spanish firms can survive the banking crisis by prioritising immediate action – and outlines the potential consequences for firms with respect to criminal charges leveraged for inaction.

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Eagle of the Adriatic

The future of Albanian trade lies in the new Eagle of the Adriatic Europort. We hear from Lirim Muharemi about development plans, the jobs which will be created, and the green initiatives in place to save energy.

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Phillip Clarke

Phillip Clarke

Following in the footsteps of one of the most highly regarded and successful CEOs in Britain, the Tesco head has much to live up to

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Posted on January 31st, 2012

Antonio Brufau Niubó

Antonio Brufau Niubó

Far from a mighty man, but what he lacks in height he makes up for in productivity and inventiveness

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Posted on January 23rd, 2012

Kirill Dmitriev

Kirill Dmitriev

The new CEO of Russian Direct Investment Fund carries a heavy burden. He is the man in charge of bringing investment to Russia – a country plagued with stigma

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Vittorio Colao

Vittorio Colao

Vodafone’s CEO may come across as a humble man, but behind his soft demeanour is a spirit made of steel, determined to reach new levels of profit

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Posted on January 23rd, 2012

Brandon O’Reilly

Brandon O’Reilly

Since taking over as CEO at TAG Farnborough Airport in 2006, the company has increased its aircraft movements by almost 50 percent, which isn’t the only thing it aims to improve on

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Jean-Paul Agon

Jean-Paul Agon

L’Oréal’s front man has loyally served the company for over 33 years. Having studied the industry for over three decades, his hopes for the future lie in travel retail investment

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Posted on January 17th, 2012

The dangers facing an ageing world

Europe faces serious challenges over the next two decades as the percentage of the population dependent on state benefits and pensions overtakes the birth rate

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Posted on January 24th, 2012

Hitting the big screen

Hitting the big screen

Using telepresence and videoconferencing systems within everyday working life took a long time to establish due to unmanageable operations; but with 21st-century improvements, it has never been easier

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Posted on February 2nd, 2012

Motivating employees: A surmountable problem

Motivating employees: A surmountable problem

On Thursday the 19th January 2012, Google was named as the top company to work for in the USA Fortune magazine. The giant search engine, with its base in Mountain …

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Posted on January 31st, 2012

The best way to recruit the best

The best way to recruit the best

Trying to attract the best talent is an issue for any modern company, regardless of unemployment figures. Many of the best firms put together pay packages that most executive levels swoon over

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Posted on January 31st, 2012

BCS Global: Experts in telepresence

BCS Global: Experts in telepresence

BCS Global is helping to provide end-to-end visual collaboration services for today’s businesses, in a telepresence market which is continually growing

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Posted on January 24th, 2012

Europe’s best expatriate hotspots

Europe’s best expatriate hotspots

Creativity and inventiveness can materialise in many different guises. While some opt to take up pottery or the art of perfecting a pork belly, others swap their homes for pastures new, writes Agnes Braun

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Posted on January 24th, 2012

CTPartners: Headhunting the business world

CTPartners: Headhunting the business world

The heart of a company is not its CEO, the service it provides, its revenue stream or even its clients; it’s the team of professionals that make it all happen, as CTPartners knows, writes Alastair Shepherd

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Moody’s and S&P’s disagree on French forecast

Moody’s and S&P’s disagree on French forecast

At the start of the year, France received bad news from one ratings agency and somewhat reassuring news from another. Standard & Poor’s decided to downgrade the country from AAA+ …

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Posted on February 1st, 2012

Crude oil options become more attractive

Crude oil options become more attractive

Investors rush to black gold as a safe haven from less predictable options

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Posted on January 27th, 2012

Fragile and unbalanced in 2012

Fragile and unbalanced in 2012

After putting one of the worst financial years behind us it would be nice to say that 2012 looks like being an easier ride; unfortunately, that is not going to be the case, as Nouriel Roubini explains

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Posted on January 24th, 2012

Russia’s inevitable democratisation

Russia’s inevitable democratisation

As hundreds-of-thousands of protesters continue to descend on Moscow over alleged election fraud, Sergei Guriev and Aleh Tsyvinski ask how long the Russian government can treat its people with apathy

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London vs the eurozone

London vs the eurozone

Despite a call for unity from the eurozone’s unofficial leaders Merkel and Sarkozy, British Prime Minister David Cameron has vetoed their EU treaty, dividing opinion and possibly taking power away from London

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Posted on January 24th, 2012

True Partners Consulting: Advice on supply chain restructuring

True Partners Consulting: Advice on supply chain restructuring

Les Secular of True Partners Consulting discusses the shifting of functions and risks in supply chain restructuring

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Posted on January 24th, 2012

Recalling the Silverstone Classic 2011

The Silverstone Classic has gotten better with age. In 2011, the world’s biggest classic motor racing festival brought together car enthusiasts for an unforgettable 21st birthday celebration

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Posted on January 24th, 2012

Glen Senk leaves Urban Outfitters

Glen Senk leaves Urban Outfitters

In mid-January 2012, the retail world was taken by surprise when Urban Outfitters Chief Executive Officer Glen Senk abruptly resigned his post. While Urban Outfitters had dealt with a rocky …

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Eagle of the Adriatic

The future of Albanian trade lies in the new Eagle of the Adriatic Europort. We hear from Lirim Muharemi on how the development plans are to be carried out, the new jobs which will be created, and the green initiatives in place to save energy.

http://www.europeanceo.com/?video=albania_2010

The cutting edge of video

Online technologies have made business faster and more competitive than ever - can video-conferencing give companies back their competitive edge? Kees Hoogstraate dispels some myths about video-conferencing and highlights its quality and affordability.

http://www.europeanceo.com/?video=hoogstraate_2008

Creating luxurious yacht interiors

Personal investments don't come much larger than mega yachts. We hear from the CEO of Greenline Yacht Interiors on the history of the company, how it is faring throught the financial ciris, and plans for the future.

http://www.europeanceo.com/?video=badro_2009

Investment opportunities in Flanders

With a position allowing instant access to global transport networks and modern European development, the incentives of Flanders are hard to ignore. Ben de Smit discusses the historic and contemporary business advantages of the region.

http://www.europeanceo.com/?video=desmit_2008

The benefits of Bulgaria

After the political changes of the early 90s, Bulgaria is transitioning into an integrated market economy, and is encouraging investment through low tax rates and subsidies. Dr Stoyan Stalev discusses the many benefits of investing in the new EU member.

http://www.europeanceo.com/?video=stalev_2008

Business in Berlin

With the infrastructure, facilities and dynamic spirit of an evolving city, Berlin is positioning itself as a global leader in comprehensive conferencing solutions. Heike Mahmoud talks about the many enticements of the stunning German capital.

http://www.europeanceo.com/?video=mahmoud_2008

Talking telepresence

From shakey origins to the smooth video technology of today, telepresence technology is something of a 'hot ticket' in today's market place. Geir Olsen speaks about his personal experience of telepresence technology and the history at Tandberg.

http://www.europeanceo.com/?video=olsen_2009

The talent pipeline

Our society is developing faster than ever - but our systems of education have stagnated. Peggy Cunningham explains how her faculty enables learners to question the status quo and take informed risks, moving beyond the 'talking heads' lecture model.

http://www.europeanceo.com/?video=cunningham_2010

Professional and personalised

Combining tradition with innovation, Athens University of Economics and Business runs the leading MBA programme in Greece. Professor Prastacos explains how the university's strong links with prestigious and expert organisations contribute to its course.

http://www.europeanceo.com/?video=prastacos_2010

Think different

The Dean of FIA Business School speaks about breaking the traditions of teaching, embedding ethics and social consciousness in the business curriculum, and developing business models for low income groups.

http://www.europeanceo.com/?video=wright_2010

Online education

During the economic downturn many professionals are opting to add qualifications to their CVs. Dr Schramm discusses UWW's online education programme, the impact of the internet on education, and common misconceptions about MBA programmes.

http://www.europeanceo.com/?video=schramm_2009

At the top of the game

AS WH Law receives the European CEO award for Best Gaming Law Team, 2009, Malta, CEO Olga Finkel explains how and why the firm went on to focus on the gaming law sector within the Maltese market.

http://www.europeanceo.com/?video=finkel_2009

The state of the Indian legal market

How successfully can foreign firms operate in India? Sakate Khaitan discusses the highly competitive Indian legal market and how ALMT has developed within it, and muses on what the next five years in legal services will bring.

http://www.europeanceo.com/?video=khaitan_2009

Investing in Moldova

As a specialist in corporate law, Alexander Turcan is well placed to observe developments in the Moldovan economy and growing investment opportunities. He discusses Moldovan investment and profit laws, and the country's EU ambitions.

http://www.europeanceo.com/?video=turcan_2009

Surviving the crisis in Spain

Juan Ramón Ramos gives advice on how Spanish firms can survive the banking crisis by prioritising immediate action - and outlines the potential consequences for firms with respect to criminal charges leveraged for inaction.

http://www.europeanceo.com/?video=ramos_2009

India's future

Raian Karanjawala has been described as one of the most influential people in India. He speaks with Hywel Jones about his law firm’s history and impressive achievements, and discusses what lies ahead for India in the 21st century.

http://www.europeanceo.com/?video=karanjawala_2009

Turbulent waters

The recent sales dip in the UK has hit luxury products less - but sales of super high-end products, such as Sunseeker's yachts, are down in this age of austerity. Stewart McIntyre describes the challenges facing global manufacturers and Sunseeker's strategy to assure its market leading position for years to come.

http://www.europeanceo.com/?video=mcintyre_2011

Dealing with debt

The majority of industries still rely on commercial debt, with most suppliers acting as de facto financing partners for their clients. Experto Credite executives discuss the benefits of outsourcing debt management - or divesting the risk entirely.

http://www.europeanceo.com/?video=aasestrand_2011

Tradition and technology

Today's undergraduates don't know that someone tapping their wrist is asking for the time - that's what their phone is for. But the classic mechanical wristwatch is still a bastion of style. Lutz Bethge talks about combining the century-old art of manual craftsmanship with the latest technology.

http://www.europeanceo.com/?video=bethge_2011

The value of interdisciplinary teaching

The increasing interdependence of the globalised world means more complex challenges for business and political leaders, who require a broader set of competencies than ever before. Dean Hylleberg explains the benefits of Aarhus's interdisciplinary teaching.

http://www.europeanceo.com/?video=hylleberg_2012

Service, transparency, innovation

IronFX has enjoyed phenomenal international growth since its inception; reflecting both the increasing popularity of foreign exchange opportunities, as well as its dedication to providing the multi-platform, quality service clients want.

http://www.europeanceo.com/?video=kashiouris_2012