Investors and boards support CEO action on global challenges, EY survey finds

• 60% of institutional investors support investment that improves long-term business prospects, even if it diminishes short-term corporate performance
• Cybersecurity, job loss due to technological change and income inequality are the top global challenges, CEOs report
• CEOs say the C-suite is not suited for the challenges of the next decade – changes planned

Plzeňský Prazdroj: Business Fit for the Future

For 177 years we have been using the best ingredients to brew our legendary bottom fermented, triple-mashed Pilsner Urquell beer. We are proud to say that our beer has become a symbol of tradition and quality, and we do our best to make sure that many future generations will also enjoy it. We take sustainability very seriously and it has become a key part of our business. To read more about our latest achievemement, click here.

Clifford Chance advises Technistone, a manufacturer of quartz stone, on the sale of the company to Wilsonart Engineered Surfaces

Clifford Chance advised the owners of Technistone on the sale of the company to Wilsonart Engineered Surfaces.

GDPR consequencies and Marcom competencies

The competent marketing professionals and skilled specialist (especially data analyst )  are always ( today more than ever) on high demand.Combination of hands on approach and strong theoretical background  including the ability to work under the time pressure is needed. Apart from that GDPR implementation has brought  into the end-to-end marketing communication process not only number of new challenges( for ex. for Direct Marketing) , but  new level of complexity as well. The solution exist –to study at the University of Finance and Administration.

RENOMIA continues to grow significantly and teams up with strong partner to support long-term development

RENOMIA, the leading insurance broker in Central and Eastern Europe, continues to strengthen its position for further successful long-term and dynamic development. Gallagher, a leading risk management consulting firm and the fourth largest insurance broker in the world, with sales of over USD 6 billion and 30,000 employees, will join RENOMIA as a 30% minority shareholder. The majority shares will stay with founders of the company. RENOMIA will continue operation under the same brand name, under the management of its current shareholders and executive team and will carry on its present course towards achieving its vision and strategy. RENOMIA will continue its expansion in all segments across the CEE region and improve the way it provides services to its clients. RENOMIA and Gallagher share the same values, both are built on professionalism and run by family shareholders. The transaction is subject to regulatory approval and is expected to be completed in the third quarter of 2019.