Podcasts about emerging europe

2025. május 14., szerda 8-9 óra PMÁP-dömping, vámbejelentések, ESG - milyen tényezők határozzák meg mostanában a megtakarítási-befektetési trendeket? Készült egy 1000 fős, országos, reprezentatív kutatás néhány hónappal ezelőtt a magyar lakosság megtakarítási, befektetési „szentimentjéről”. A kutatásban kifjezetten az ESG profil volt fókuszban, de a csatornákról és kockázati hajlandóságról is kérdeztek. Mennyire változott, változik a hazai megtakarítási, befektetési igény? Milyen a környezet, ami hatással lehet erre? Böröczky Dezső, a Gránit Alapkezelő stratégia és üzletfejlesztési vezetője ARANYKÖPÉS: „Las Vegas az egyetlen hely, ahol tudom, hogy a pénz tényleg beszél. Azt mondja: Viszlát.” - 1998-május 14-én hunyt el Frank Sinatra amerikai énekes, színész. ADATMÁGNÁS: BluePenguin és az emberi tűzfal: hol szivárog el az adat? A legújabb kibertámadások már nem feltétlenül a tűzfalakat próbálják áttörni, hanem a dolgozók figyelmét, vagy mondjuk úgy: a jóhiszeműséget. Már telefonon, chaten keresztül manipulálják az embereket. Nem kell semmilyen bonyolult program, semmilyen hátsó ajtó – csak egy meggyőző színészi teljesítmény. D. László István, a United Consult Cégcsoport Kiberbiztonsági Üzletágvezetője. GONDOLKODOM: Harsányi-díj A Magyar Kockázati- és Magántőke Egyesület (HVCA) örömmel jelenti be, hogy a 2025-ös Harsányi-díjat Michael Simon, a LogMeIn társalapítója és az NDVR befektetési technológiai vállalat vezérigazgatója kapja. Mi az a Harsányi-díj és kik kaphatják? Kicsoda Michael Simon? Mi az a 0100 Emerging Europe 2025 konferencia? Tánczos Péter, a Magyar Kockázati és Magántőke Egyesület (HVCA) elnökségi tagja, az Euroventures ügyvezető partnere

“Growing up in Gyumri, Armenia's second city, I was surrounded by traditions that often-placed limitations on women. My dream was always to escape, to leave for Yerevan, the capital, and start a new life. But life had other plans for me, and I'm glad it did,” says Amalya Yeghoyan, Executive Director of the Gyumri Information Technologies Centre (GITC), in her conversation with Andrew Wrobel.  Amalya's story began in 2007 when, as a 21-year-old linguistics student, she was encouraged to apply for a receptionist role at GITC. Despite her doubts about succeeding without connections, she aced the interview and began her journey at an organisation that would transform her life and her hometown.  “GITC was a revelation for me. At a time when Gyumri was struggling with poverty and unemployment following a devastating earthquake, the centre's mission was to teach people how to ‘fish' instead of giving them fish. We aimed to train young people in programming and coding to create opportunities and attract companies to Gyumri,” she recalls.  Amalya's vision doesn't stop at technology. She has spearheaded initiatives like empowering war veterans and developing entrepreneurship programmes for women displaced by conflict. “Women are natural problem solvers and risk-takers. They see opportunities where others see obstacles. This is why entrepreneurship is so vital for them,” she says.  Amalya Yeghoyan's journey from a linguistics student to a trailblazer in Armenia's tech ecosystem is a testament to the power of perseverance and the impact of investing in people.  Just recently, Amalya was also named Emerging Europe's Female Business Leader, chosen in a public voting and by a professional jury.  

This is an insight from our previous conversation on focusing on the US market for B2B startups:US companies are more innovative and have larger budgetsSilicon Valley still beats all other hubsHow good investors can push founders to take bold betsKaan Eren is a Principal at 500 Emerging Europe, the Istanbul-based arm of the 500 Global organization. The team in Europe has recently raised its second fund and is boasting several unicorns among its investments. Kaan concentrates on the Eastern and Central European regions, with a particular focus on the Baltics. Before his current role at 500, Kaan had a successful career in investment banking, after which he transitioned to the dynamic world of startup investing​​​​.Listen to the full conversation with Kaan here on Episode 142:Link to SpotifyLink to Apple Podcastshttps://www.pursuitofscrappiness.co/episodes/142-kaan-eren===============Find all episodes on >  https://www.pursuitofscrappiness.co/Watch select full-length episodes on our YouTube channel > https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCP6ueaLnjS-CQfrMCm2EoTAConnect with us on Linkedin > https://www.linkedin.com/company/pursuit-of-scrappiness/===============

In 102 episode of Good Morning BSS World podcast together with Marina Bzovii, and Andrew Wrobel we delve into an insightful discussion about the IT industry in Moldova. The conversation encompasses a variety of significant topics such as a comprehensive report on the current state of Moldova, highlighting the pivotal role of the Moldova IT Park (MITP) in fostering the growth of the tech sector. We also explore Moldova's strategic connections with the Asian market, which are instrumental in the country's economic development.Furthermore, the episode sheds light on the rapid growth of the IT sector in Moldova, driven by innovative startups and established companies alike. We discuss the digitalization of public services, showcasing how the Moldovan government is leveraging technology to improve efficiency and accessibility for its citizens. Another key topic is the language skills of Moldovans, which are seen as a crucial asset in the global IT landscape, enabling better communication and collaboration with international partners.Enjoy listening!  Key points:Moldova's IT sector offers significant growth and investment opportunities, with a favorable tax system and a highly skilled multilingual workforce.The Moldova IT Park (MITP) provides a supportive environment for tech companies, offering fiscal incentives and a simplified tax system that enhances business predictability until 2035.Moldova's digital public services are advanced, with over 50% being accessible online, reflecting the government's commitment to digitalization and the IT sector's importance to the economy.  Links:Marina Bzovii on Linkedin – https://www.linkedin.com/in/marina-bzov%C3%AEi-107242153/Andrew Wrobel on Linkedin – https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewwrob/Emerging Europe – https://emerging-europe.com/MITP – https://mitp.md/p/web/webHomeReport about Moldova – https://emerging-europe.hs-sites.com/it-investment-guide-moldova-2024Talk to AI about this podcast - https://gmbw.onpodcastai.com/episodes/YkaXboZ2hAK/chat  ****************************  My name is Wiktor Doktór and on daily basis I run Pro Progressio Club https://klub.proprogressio.pl - it's a community of many private companies and public sector organizations that care about the development of business relations in the B2B model. In the Good Morning BSS World podcast, apart from solo episodes, I share interviews with experts and specialists from global BPO/GBS industry.If you want to learn more about me, please visit my social media channels:YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/wiktordoktorHere is also link to the English podcasts Playlist - https://bit.ly/GoodMorningBSSWorldPodcastYTLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/wiktordoktorYou can also write to me. My email address is - wiktor.doktor (@) proprogressio.pl  ****************************  This Podcast is supported by Patrons:Marzena Sawicka https://www.linkedin.com/in/marzena-sawicka-a9644a23/Przemysław Sławiński https://www.linkedin.com/in/przemys%C5%82aw-s%C5%82awi%C5%84ski-155a4426/Damian Ruciński https://www.linkedin.com/in/damian-ruci%C5%84ski/Szymon Kryczka https://www.linkedin.com/in/szymonkryczka/Grzegorz Ludwin https://www.linkedin.com/in/gludwin/Adam Furmańczuk https://www.linkedin.com/in/adam-agilino/  If you like my podcasts you can join Patrons of Good Morning BSS World as well. Here are two links to do so:Patronite - https://patronite.pl/wiktordoktor  Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/wiktordoktor Or if you liked this episode and would like to buy me virtual coffee, you can use this link https://www.buymeacoffee.com/wiktordoktor - by doing so you support the growth and distribution of this podcast.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/good-morning-bss-world--4131868/support.

Arin Özkula is a General Partner at 500 Emerging Europe, a pre-seed / seed fund investing in Eastern Europe, Turkey, and the Baltics region. In this episode, we talk about - - What is 500 Emerging Europe? - How is the ecosystem in Eastern Europe different from Western Europe ecosystem? - What sectors are most popular & promising in the region? - How they back founders building global companies? - What is the portfolio construction strategy at 500 Emerging Europe? & lots more.. Links: ⭐Sponsored by Podcast10x - Podcasting agency for VCs - https://podcast10x.com 500 Emerging Europe - https://www.500ee.co/ Arin on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/aozkula

Startup Müsli: Kaj navduši in kaj odbija investitorje V Maribor sta prišla Tunya Irkad iz turškega sklada tveganega kapitala 500 Emerging Europe ter Peter Merc iz Suricate Ventures, ki sta z vami delila svojo skupno strast: investiranje v tehnološka podjetja v zgodnjih fazah. Poslušala sta tudi 90s pitche udeležencev.

Technology has significantly expanded access to education. We saw that firsthand during the Covid-19 pandemic. It has also begun to change the roles of teachers and learners. The teacher's role is changing as students take more responsibility for their own learning using technology to gather relevant information.   But the impact of technology is even more profound than that. Advances in technology have led to the automation of many tasks, which has led to the creation of new job roles that require different skills.  “We need to really teach our students to adapt, to learn, constantly relearn what they've learned so far and unlearn certain things that would limit them from learning new things,” says Sayasat Nurbek, Kazakhstan's minister of science and higher education. He speaks with Andrew Wrobel about how Kazakhstan is reinventing its approach to education, its educational system and the role teachers play in the process.  

“Moldova is no longer just a consumer of technologies. We are now a nation that exports and generates technologies,” the country's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economic Development and Digitalisation, Dumitru Alaiba, wrote on Linkedin in August. He shared the example of Informbusiness, a domestic company that has just launched the production of dynamically-charged electric buses.  “We have a booming IT industry. Year-on-year growth is 45 per cent, and 95 per cent of the IT services produced are oriented for export. Altogether, the IT industry in Moldova is about five per cent [of GDP] and if the sector grows even half as fast as it has over the past three years, I think we can double that soon,” he tells Emerging Europe's Andrew Wrobel.  According to the Future of IT in emerging Europe report, 4.4 per cent of Moldovans are employed in the ICT sector. Across the 23 countries of emerging Europe, only Estonia has a higher percentage employed in the sector.   “We want to prove that it's not just Estonia [that can be 100 per cent digital]. Any other country can do it if they take [digitalisation] seriously and if they believe it is possible,” Alaiba adds.  “We want to show that you can have a high quality of service when you deal with the Moldovan government, whether you are an entrepreneur, a citizen or a visitor. […] You don't need to go through a massive crisis in order to benefit from the digital transformation.” 

“There's been a lot of positive discussion and some positive progress when it comes to gender equality around the world, […] but I think clearly there's much more to be done to truly ensure the level of equality that we all aspire to and I think men have to play a vital role in that,” said Dan Baxter, Vice President, Corporate Communications for Central & Eastern Europe, Middle East and Africa at Visa, in conversation with Emerging Europe's Andrew Wrobel.  This is why halfway through the first series of Emerging Europe Talks She's Next empowered by Visa, we take a look at the role of men in the development of female empowerment as the process must include the awareness and engagement of men.  “One of the steps is ensuring that you have a diverse work force to start with and setting very clear goals which are measured to ensure that you're continuing to increase the level of diversity within the organisation. [...] We need to show that there are significant benefits of having more women in the workplace, but also in the company environment.”  “Involving men in initiatives such as She's Next contributes to a broader understanding that diversity is an enormous benefit in a workplace. I am also delighted to be the podcast host and I very much hope I will be able to help raise awareness about diversity and the value of female entrepreneurship,” Andrew added. 

“I was born and raised in a family of engineers. All around me were gadgets and software, and I wasn't really excited about them. My father taught me how to programme. It was basic, and it was more than 30 years ago, and did not excite me that much,” Elena Marinova tells Andrew Wrobel in the third episode of Emerging Europe Talks She's Next empowered by VISA.  Elena is president and chair of the board of directors at Musala Soft, a software service company, founded in 2000 and currently with offices in Bulgaria, North Macedonia, and Egypt, and Emerging Europe's Female Business Leader for 2020.  “But 2000 was the year of the dot com crash. We started with fancy Silicon Valley start-ups. Everything was super shiny…unicorns and rainbows. A few months later, we lost all our clients. And a year later, we were almost done. […] It turned out to be an extremely fun and dynamic field.”  Musala Soft was recently acquired by the KKCG Group and is now part of Qinshift, although it has kept its original brand.  “I have known Elena for a few years, and I cannot find another person who is so committed to supporting young generations of programmers, and not just in her home country of Bulgaria. Back in 2017, she co-founded the European Junior Olympiad in Informatics for kids from the Council of Europe countries and gave them a stage to compete and create friendships that will last for life and lead to scientific breakthroughs and a better and more connected world. And her enthusiasm is contagious,” Andrew says.  “If you like the things that you're doing, of course, you're doing more of them and it's not a nine to five thing. It's something you live with all the time,” Elena adds.   And she seems to have taken a liking to programming in the end. 

Martine Hauwert sprak met Martijn Simons in een Business Update. Freshworks maakt Customer Service, IT- en CRM-software die bedrijven helpt om een betere klant- en medewerkerervaring te creëren. Freshworks' missie is om het bedrijven snel en gemakkelijk te maken de verwachtingen van klanten en medewerkers te overtreffen.  Hoe biedt je een goede klantenservice in het tijdperk van digitale transformatie en hoe kunnen slimme software (SaaS) oplossingen bedrijven helpen om klanten en medewerkers beter te binden? Martine Hauwert ging erover in gesprek met Martijn Simons, General Manager Freshworks Benelux, Nordics & Emerging Europe. New Business Radio Update New Business Radio maakt speciale updates & podcasts om iedere sector te informeren. De updates worden uitgezonden op New Business Radio en de podcast wordt tevens verspreid via alle bekende podcastkanalen (o.a. Spotify & Apple Podcasts) en social media kanalen. In deze updates hoor je een ander geluid. Los van het traditionele nieuws, hoor je van ondernemers wat er leeft binnen hun bedrijf of sector en delen zij hoe zij hier mee omgaan. Wat voor kansen ontstaan er en hoe kan je als organisatie zo optimaal mogelijk bewegen in een tijd als deze? Tijdens de non-stop uren op New Business Radio hoor je altijd al de meeste interessante updates over innovatie en duurzaamheid. Wat zijn de interessante ontwikkelingen in jouw branche? Wat is er anders? Laat het ons weten! De Business Update op New Business Radio wordt mede mogelijk gemaakt door Hét Ondernemersbelang.

In this week's episode of The Best Guest we are joined by world-renowned digital transformation and social media influencer Vladimer Botsvadze who talks about how to build a successful personal brand through social media.About Vladimer BotsvadzeRanked as the No. 1 Global Marketing, Social Media and Retail Thought Leader by Thinkers360 in 2023 with over 130,000 followers across his social media platforms, Vladimer Botsvadze is a world-renowned digital transformation and social media influencer and keynote speaker who initiates change, drives growth, and positions brands as market leaders in their industries. He has more than 15 years of international experience with a proven track record and has enjoyed an outstanding career at the top of the technology industry. Vladimer has been described as ''a pioneer across the globe'' by the Exeleon Magazine.Vladimer has become one of the world's top-rated speakers on technology and he has been booked by Startup Grind, Digital Talk Forum, AI Conversational Summit, and Global Marketing Summit. His performance at the Global Marketing Summit has been watched by 50,000+ participants from 143 countries, 6 continents, and 922 cities. His keynote speeches center around his social media career and his marketing strategies provide a foundation for success. He helps high-performers achieve their growth and prepares organizations to think with a new perspective on the future of marketing. His expertise is trusted by the American Marketing Association.Always ahead of the curve, Vladimer is an Advisory Board Member of the United States Artificial Intelligence Institute and the United States Data Science Institute. He has been elected as a jury member at the Digital Revolution Awards and the Prolific North Marketing Awards in the UK. In addition, he is a member of the Marketing Judging Committee of the American Business Awards and he has recently been invited as a judge to the Gartner Marketing and Communication Awards in London. He has been featured in Forbes, Bloomberg, and Yahoo Finance. Moreover, Vladimer is a career mentor at the University of Westminster and a marketing mentor at global start-up accelerators including UCL Hatchery Startup Incubator, Abu Dhabi SME Hub, Seedstars, Take Off Istanbul, Hype Sports Innovation, FasterCapital and APX VC. He has recently started mentoring start-ups at the UCLA Anderson School of Management.One of the world's most recognized marketing personalities, Vladimer has contributed to the European Business Review. He has been interviewed by World Biz Magazine, Natfluence, Billion Success, Thought Leader Magazine, Irish Tech News, and Emerging Europe. He sets the highest standards for marketing and delivers extraordinary results. With many successful projects to his name, he provides the matchless opportunity to global clients in navigating the ever-changing modern business world. Vladimer is equipped with a plethora of game-changing strategies tailored to give his clients a competitive advantage that guarantees long-term success and sustainability.Vladimer has been recognized as a Transformative Leader of the Year by Exeleon Magazine, Enterprise World Magazine has listed him among the Top 5 Successful Entrepreneurs to Watch in 2022 and Insights Success Magazine has named him among the Top 10 Inspiring Business Leaders Making a Difference. The CIO Today Magazine has recognized him among the Luminaries The Most Iconic Leaders You Must Follow For Inspiration. Vladimer is among the Top 25 Digital Transformation Influencers by Sparity and the Top 100 Global Retail Influencers by RETHINK Retail.Key TakeawaysYour online reputation matters more than ever. You will be inspired to build a powerful online personal brand using social networks including Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin, Instagram, and more. Sharpen your instincts to ensure you stay one step ahead of the competition.Be strategic about...

Russia invaded Ukraine a year ago this week, prompting a torrent of prediction about how much this singular moment would change Europe's economy forever. 12 months later, David Wilder talks to Andrew Kenningham, our Chief Euro-zone Economist, and Liam Peach, our Emerging Europe research head, all about how the war in Ukraine has – and hasn't – altered Europe's economic picture. Plus:A looming UK recession will trigger a wave of corporate insolvencies. Deputy Chief UK Economist Ruth Gregory talks to UK Economist Olivia Cross about how big this wave will be and how it will affect the UK's long-term economic outlook.As Nigerians prepare to head to the polls for a crunch presidential election, Jason Tuvey and Virág Fórizs discuss what this could mean for the future of Africa's biggest economy.Click here to read the analysis referenced in this analysis.

There are more than 2.5 billion people playing games at the moment. They are from all over the world. And the gaming industry is now looking to its 'next billion'. Yes, you read this right. The industry has become a career choice for young people. It's offering new ways to make a living that didn't exist a decade ago. Let's take you through arguably one of the most important and innovative sectors in tech today, especially in emerging Europe like the Eastern Partnership and the Western Balkan regions. This episode features a special conversation with Kristina Jovanovic, Executive Manager of the Serbian Games Association; Matviy Suslenko, a game developer from Ukraine; and Jelena Antic, an Intervention Manager at Help - Hilfe zur Selbsthilfe, which is an implementing partner to Helvetas in the frame of RECONOMY.

Today we are happy to welcome Enis and Kaan, General Partner and Investor at 500 Emerging Europe, who the EUVC syndicate is investing into. In this episode, we dive deep on their recent rebrand from 500 Istanbul to 500 Emerging Europe, their emerging talent thesis and the value chain drift that's causing emerging Europe to be such an overlooked opportunity. It was an absolute pleasure to meet up with the guys at How To Web and experience exactly how hot the ecosystem and the support for what Enis is building is.**In this episode you'll learn:– How to think about growing a 10M€ fund I to a 70M€ fund II– Why brand is the only competitive advantage in VC and how to build it– The 500 Emerging Europe Talent thesis & it's connection to the value chain drift that 500 is leveraging– How Enis thinks about building a truly sustaining firm that may rise to dominance

Privacy implementation can be challenging. But what are the challenges for countries that we commonly refer as ‘merging Europe'? Let us speak with Andrew Wrobel who is founder of Emerging Europe organization and understands this area very well. This is an extract from the full episode of The FIT4PRIVACY Podcast. If you like this, you would enjoy the full episode. If this is your first time, the FIT4PRIVACY Podcast is a privacy podcast for those who care about privacy. In this podcast, you listen to and learn from industry influencers who share their ideas. The episodes are released as audio every Wednesday and video every Thursday. If you subscribe to our podcast, you will be notified about the new episodes. And, if you have not done it, write a review and share this with someone who will benefit from this. RESOURCES Websites: www.fit4privacy.com, www.punitbhatia.com Take advantage of our Free GDPR training: https://www.fit4privacy.com/course/free Blog www.fit4privacy.com/blog Podcast www.fit4privacy.com/podcast YouTube http://youtube.com/fit4privacy Email hello@fit4privacy.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/fit4privacy/message

How is privacy perceived in emerging countries in Europe? And how do we even organizers manage privacy? We discuss this and more in conversation between Andrew Wrobel and Punit Bhatia. Let's take a listen. KEY CONVERSATION POINTS 00:00:00 Intro 00:01:40 GDPR In One Word “Empowerment” 00:02:51 Data Privacy in Days of COVID 00:09:16 Challenges in the implementation of GDPR 00:16:20 How Did Emerging Europe Implement GDPR? 00:22:01 How do you see the evolving Data Protection? 00:25:10 How can Emerging Europe team help People? 00:32:24 Thank you ABOUT THE GUEST Andrew Wrobel is the Founding Partner of Emerging Europe, a London-based growth hub, and the leader of the organization's Tech Emerging Europe Advocates community, a part of the Global Tech Advocates network. He specializes in digital transformation, technology and innovation, site selection, foreign direct investment, sourcing, nation branding, and cross-cultural communications. Andrew runs Emerging Europe's research and consultancy teams and co-authors the organization's flagship annual reports: the Future of Emerging Europe — Sustainability Report, the Future of IT, the Investment Promotion Report, and the Business-Friendly City Perception Index. He is a sought-after speaker and moderator, a juror at various international business-related competitions, a location promotion trainer and a media commentator. He has authored and contributed to a number of international business, investment and trade-related publications. ABOUT THE HOST Punit Bhatia is one of the leading privacy experts who works independently and has worked with professionals in over 30 countries. Punit works with business and privacy leaders to create an organization culture with high privacy awareness and compliance as a business priority. Selectively, Punit is open to mentor and coach privacy professionals. Punit is the author of books “Be Ready for GDPR” which was rated as the best GDPR Book, “AI & Privacy – How To Find Balance”, “Intro To GDPR”, and “Be an Effective DPO”. Punit is a global speaker who has spoken at over 30 global events. Punit is the creator and host of the FIT4PRIVACY Podcast. This podcast has been featured amongst top GDPR and privacy podcasts. As a person, Punit is an avid thinker and believes in thinking, believing, and acting in line with one's value to have joy in life. He has developed the philosophy named ‘ABC for joy of life' which passionately shares. Punit is based out of Belgium, the heart of Europe. RESOURCES Podcast https://www.fit4privacy.com/podcast Blog https://www.fit4privacy.com/blog YouTube http://youtube.com/fit4privacy --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/fit4privacy/message

Today we are joined by Thought Leader, Speaker, Fortune 500 Consultant, Advisory Board Member, and Startup Advisor, Vladimer Botsvadze. We talk about his business success and challenges and how he got to where he is today through consistency and a lot of effort. He also talks about his preferred social media platform and how he helps various businesses grow exponentially with his expertise in marketing.     Ranked as the No. 1 Global Marketing Thought Leader by Thinkers360 in 2020 with over 130,000 followers across his social media platforms, Vladimer is a world-renowned digital transformation and social media influencer and keynote speaker who initiates change, drives growth, and positions brands as market leaders in their industries.    Vladimer has become one of the world's top speakers on technology and he has been booked by Startup Grid, Digital Talk Forum, AI Conversational and Global Marketing Summit. His talks center around his social media career and his marketing strategies provide a foundation for success. He helps high-performers achieve their growth and prepares organizations to think with a new perspective on the future of marketing.    Vladimer is currently an Advisory Board Member of RETHINK Retail in Orlando, Florida. He has been elected as a jury member at the Digital Revolution Awards and the Prolific North Marketing Awards in the UK. In addition, he is a member of the Marketing Judging Committee of the American Business Awards.    Vladimer has contributed to the European Business Review and been interviewed by World Biz Magazine, Natfluence, Billion Success, Thought Leader Magazine, Irish Tech News, and Emerging Europe. He sets the highest standards for marketing and delivers extraordinary results.    Vladimer has been recognized as a Transformative Leader of the Year by Exeleon Magazine, Insights Success Magazine has named him among the Top 10 Inspiring Business Leaders Making a Difference, and Enterprise World Magazine has listed him among the Top 5 Successful Entrepreneurs to Watch in 2022. Vladimer is among the Top 25 Digital Transformation Influencers by Sparity and the Top 100 Global Retail Influencers by RETHINK Retail.    Reach out to Vladimer at: Website: https://www.vladimerbotsvadze.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vladimerbotsvadze/ IG: https://www.instagram.com/vladimerbotsvadze/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/VladimerBotsvadze/?fref=ts Twitter: https://twitter.com/VladoBotsvadze   ——— I love connecting with Work at Home RockStars! Reach out on LinkedIn, Instagram, or via email   Website

Paul Gamble and Federico Barriga Salazar from the Emerging Europe sovereign team and Michele Napolitano, head of Western Europe sovereign ratings discuss the rating implications of the shutdown in Russian gas supplies to the EU.

Emerging Europe Talks Success and Failure — Lawyering up with LegalAid's Sona Salimli Alasgarova The Covid-19 pandemic made it more difficult to seek justice in courts globally. According to the World Justice Project, 67 per cent of countries covered by the World Justice Project Rule of Law Index experienced declines in indicators that evaluate equal treatment and absence of discrimination. At the same time as many as 94 per cent of countries in the index registered increased delays in administrative, civil, or criminal proceedings. In nearly two-thirds of countries, civil justice systems saw increased delays. LegalAid is the first legal tech company in Azerbaijan. Coinciding with the Covid-19 pandemic, the law firm, together with the Bar Association of Azerbaijan, created a mobile application making it easier for citizens to communicate with the country's attorneys. Sona Salimli Alasgarova, the founder and managing director at LegalAid, speaks with Andrew Wrobel about disrupting the Azerbaijani legal sector, serving those who need legal advice, and setting up a new law firm in her mid-twenties. She also talks about how she wants to help other female entrepreneurs in Azerbaijan start their own businesses.

In a special post-TechBBQ episode, Dan sits down with  Neil S W Murray, founder of The Nordic Web, founding partner at The Nordic Web Ventures, and co-founder and CEO at Playmaker.Up first, Neil and Dan weigh in on the rise of the east and how the CEE region, east to west, north to south is finally experiencing what Western Europe saw in the VC scene some 15 years ago, particularly in regard to what 500 Emerging Europe, LauncHub Ventures, VentureFriends, and Vitosha Venture Partners are up to.Zooming out, we discuss U.S. investors' increased interest in the European startup scene, particularly this week's announcement of New York City-based Energy Impact Partners' €390 million commitment to EU-based startups, all with a healthy round of keyword bingo.And last, but certainly not least, Neil doesn't shy away from talking about the failure of his startup, Playmaker, and provides both insight and three key takeaways that any starry-eyed founder should take note of before setting pen to paper.All this and more on episode 6 of Tech.eu's Drive at Five.

Mail bültenimize abone olmak için tıklayın. 5 Dakikada Teknoloji Gündemi Tarih: 16 Eylül 2022 Adobe, Figma'yı 20 milyar dolara satın aldı. Snapchat'in masaüstü sürümü herkese açıldı. 500 Istanbul, yoluna 500 Emerging Europe adıyla devam ederek 70 milyon euroluk yeni fonunu duyurdu. Podcast Boş İşler'in Yeni Nesil Medya Girişimciliği Serisi'nin ilk bölümünün konuğu Aposto CFO'su ve kurucu ortağı Umutcan Savcı oldu. Bölümü buradan dinleyebilirsin. Podcast Boş İşler'in StartMe özel bölümünü buradan dinleyebilirsin.  BV Crypto ve Bubble Works Media iş birliğiyle hazırlanıp sunulan This Is Crypto podcast kanalının ilk bölümünü buradan dinleyebilirsin.   Pandora'nın Kutusu'nun "Bu travma kimin? Aile Dizimi ve Psikosoybilim" bölümünü buradan dinleyebilirsin.  Start Point'in son bölümü "Yalın Girişim"i buradan dinleyebilirsin. https://www.bubbleworksmedia.com/

My guest today is Andrew Wrobel, Founding Partner of Emerging Europe, a London based growth hub for Eastern European countries! Andrew trained as a journalist, he specialises in location strategy and nation branding, foreign direct investment, technology and innovation, sourcing, technology and innovation, and cross-cultural communications. Andrew runs Emerging Europe's research and consultancy teams and co-authors the organisation's flagship annual reports: the Future of IT, the Investment Promotion Report, the Business-Friendly City Perception Index. He is a juror at various international business-related competitions, a location promotion trainer and a media commentator. He has authored and contributed to a number of international business, investment and trade-related publicationsIn today's episode we discuss the current challenges Eastern Europe are facing, but also what we can learn from them and why we think people there are more resilient, work harder and are more committed to service delivery than in other parts of the world!   Links Andrew Wrobelhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewwrob/ Emerging Europehttps://emerging-europe.com/ Course Waitlist https://rutzconsulting.com/customer-service-course/ Course Waitlist https://rutzconsulting.com/customer-service-course/ Marianne on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marianne-rutz/ Rutz Consulting Website: https://rutzconsulting.com/   This Podcast is produced by: Andrew Madden Photography & Media Production

This week on Tech Brains Talk, Flavilla is joined by Andrew Wrobel. They discuss how the Ukraine conflict has affected IT businesses still in the country, the business opportunities in Eastern Europe, Africa and India and how you can access them.Andrew Wrobel is the Founding Partner of Emerging Europe, a London-based growth hub, and the leader of the Tech Emerging Europe Advocates community, a part of the Global Tech Advocates network. Trained as a journalist, he specialises in site selection, foreign direct investment, sourcing, technology and innovation, nation branding, and cross-cultural communications.Andrew runs Emerging Europe's research and consultancy teams and co-authors the organisation's flagship annual reports: the Future of IT, the Investment Promotion Report, the Business-Friendly City Perception Index. He is a juror at various international business-related competitions, a location promotion trainer and a media commentator. He has authored and contributed to a number of international business, investment and trade-related publications.[00:11] Episode summary[00:47] Introducing Andrew Wrobel and why Andrew founded Emerging Europe[05:45] Tech in Ukraine[10:01] Emerging Europe's annual report on the future of IT in Eastern Europe[18:14] Strategic partnership opportunities in Eastern Europe[22:00] Expanding in Eastern Europe[29:29] The differences in business opportunities in India, Africa and Eastern Europe[40:10] Andrew's vision of the future for Emerging Europe[43:46] How would Andrew like to be remembered? To connect with Andrew, CLICK HERETo visit Emerging Europe's website, CLICK HERETo download the report, CLICK HERETo join the Tech Brains Talk mailing list for more perks, CLICK HERETo find out more about the 3 Colours Rule Agency, CLICK HERE

The ongoing situation around Ukraine has captivated headlines and investors alike. While the resolution remains unclear, we can begin to predict how markets would react to possible outcomes.This presentation references actual or potential sanctions, which may prohibit U.S. persons from buying certain securities, making certain investments and/or engaging in other activities in or pertaining to Russia. The content of this presentation is for informational purposes and does not represent Morgan Stanley's view as to whether or not any of the Persons, instruments or investments discussed are or will become subject to sanctions. Any references in this presentation to entities, debt or equity instruments that may be covered by such sanctions should not be read as recommending or advising as to any investment activities in relation to such entities or instruments. Audience members are solely responsible for ensuring that their investment activities in relation to any sanctioned entities and/or securities are carried out in compliance with applicable sanctions.----- Transcript -----Michael Zezas Welcome to Thoughts on the Market. I'm Michael Zezas Head of U.S. Public Policy Research and Municipal Strategy for Morgan Stanley.Marina Zavolock And I'm Marina Zavalock, Head of Emerging Europe, Middle East, and Africa Equity Strategy at Morgan Stanley.Michael Zezas And on this special edition of the podcast, we'll be discussing ongoing developments around Ukraine and how markets might react to various outcomes. It's Thursday, February 17th at 9:00 a.m. in New York.Marina Zavolock And it's 2:00 p.m. in London.Michael Zezas So, Marina, we've spent a lot of time in recent weeks tracking developments in the ongoing situation around Ukraine, on whose border Russia's amassed a substantial military presence and there are warnings of a potential invasion. This would be no small event, potentially the largest military action in Europe since World War Two, with great risk to many people. Recent news has all sides continuing to express hope for a diplomatic solution, and let's hope that can be achieved. But for this podcast, we want to focus narrowly on the market's impact because this situation has been a key driver of recent moves in many global markets. So, let's keep it simple to start, which markets are most vulnerable to a military confrontation and why?Marina Zavolock So, of course, we see Ukrainian and Russian markets as most directly vulnerable. Ukraine is directly exposed from an economic perspective, and the Ukrainian market has more downside risks due to this direct fundamental exposure and the country's reliance on external financing as well. The risk for Russian markets are more related to sanctions, given the strong economic backdrop. There are various sanctions under discussion aimed firstly at deterring a Russian invasion of Ukraine. Should Russia invade, we would expect the U.S. and Europe to act quickly to impose new sanctions, both to impact Russia's decision making and ability to sustain any invasion, while at the same time limiting the impact on global commodities and supply chains to the extent possible.Marina Zavolock The situation is, of course, very fluid, as you described. Sanctions have not yet been finalized, but I'll mention three of the material sanctions that are reportedly under discussion. First, SDN list sanctions on a number of Russian banks and possibly other Russian companies. This would mean US persons would be prohibited from dealing with these companies, be it in business transactions or trading of securities. Second, Export controls restricting the export of technology products containing U.S. made components or software to Russia. Third, New sovereign debt sanctions on the secondary market – adding to the primary market sanctions already in place – this could mean exclusion from large fixed income indices in a worst case. Overall, from a Russian stock market perspective, we see the Russian banking sector as potentially most exposed, given a number of banks appear targeted by SDN list sanctions, and would also be affected meaningfully by any ban on U.S. technology. Michael Zezas So those outcomes seem pretty substantial here in terms of their impact. So obviously the outcome of this confrontation matters quite a bit. How do you think the stock markets you're tracking are set up to react to various outcomes, whether it be de-escalation from here or some form of further escalation?Marina Zavolock So to assess the risk reward for different Russian and Ukraine related assets and commodities, we published a framework earlier this year to outline these scenarios: de-escalation, limbo (where uncertainty persists), partial escalation, and material escalation. For Russian equities in particular, we use two key variables that investors tend to focus on: the market's implied cost of equity and dividend yield. On implied cost of equity, Russia currently trades at 19%, which is about in line with the peak seen around many prior escalation periods in geopolitics, such as during the 2018 probe into U.S. election interference. But it is below the 26% level reached following Crimea annexation in 2014. On dividend yield, Russia trades at extraordinary levels of 16% at current commodity prices. We've never seen such levels before for any major country, or Russia, historically. Marina Zavolock So coming back to the scenarios. Using these two variables I outlined, analyzing historical geopolitical escalation periods for Russia, we see about 50% potential upside to Russian stocks in a de-escalation scenario and at least 30% downside in the event of material escalation. Russian equities are currently trading roughly in line with our 'limbo' scenario, meaning the market is assuming continued talks and uncertainty without a breakthrough agreement. It's also worth noting here that although Russian equities are down about 20% from their pre-geopolitical escalation highs in October, they have also recovered 20% from their recent lows. And at the lows, the Russian market was already pricing in a partial escalation in Ukraine.Michael Zezas So those are some pretty substantial differences based on different outcomes. What are some of the signposts or signals that you're watching for that might tell us what direction we're headed in?Marina Zavolock So for the de-escalation scenario to become evident, the key signpost we're watching for is a meaningful reduction in Russian troops on Ukraine's border. Earlier this week, Russia's defense ministry announced that Russia would start a pullback of some ot its forces after completing military drills – we are watching whether troops are actually being withdrawn, and to what extent. The reason we're watching troop movements particularly closely is that when there was a related buildup of Russian troops on Ukraine's borders last spring, it was Russia's announcement of a meaningful troop removal and the subsequent move of troops that allowed the market to recover by about 40% over the following months.Marina Zavolock As for the escalation scenarios, of course, a further buildup of troops, any movement of troops across the border, any breakdown of ongoing talks with the West, these are all key signposts we're watching. We're also watching both local and international key government official commentary and news flow, which cover the situation differently. I'd also note that for those that aren't following all of these signposts very closely, the Russian equities market is rapidly reacting to developments, we think a step ahead of global markets, which have only recently begun to react to these risks.Michael Zezas And Marina, outside of Russian equities, are there other markets you're watching that could experience spillover effects?Marina Zavolock From a broader perspective, Russia is a key global exporter of various commodities. It's not just the well-known oil and European gas, but Russia also produces 37% of the world's palladium, which is essential for global autos manufacturing. It's a meaningful producer of nickel, aluminum, and a dozen other commodities. Many of these commodities recently started to rally, pricing in some risk premium on the back of the rise in global focus on these geopolitical risks. Our European equity strategist, Graham Secker, also anticipates European equities may be vulnerable to mid-single digit underperformance versus global equities in the case of escalation. That said, as I mentioned before, we see a low probability of spillover to these markets from a fundamental perspective. So, the impact is likely to be short term and more market sentiment driven in the case of escalation.Michael Zezas Alright so, even if we assume that perhaps the diplomatic solution takes hold. What are the risks that this could repeat itself again as an escalation and then de-escalation cycle? And what would that mean for your coverage universe?Marina Zavolock Even in a de-escalation scenario, long-term geopolitical risk to Russia will remain. I don't think the market will price these risks out quickly, and we've had increases in geopolitical risk and then de-escalation many times before since the 2014 Crimea invasion, and even before that. Regular investors in Russian markets have grown accustomed to these geopolitical risks. And there have been, over recent years, windows when Russian equities can have material returns, followed by sell offs on the back of increases in geopolitical tensions and incremental sanctions. That said, from 2014 lows to the recent peak in Russian equities, the Russian Equities Index has outperformed emerging markets by about 13% per year and returned 15% total, including dividends, per year. This is on the back of many structural drivers, like a tripling in dividend payout ratios over this time. In fact, recently, the Russian stock market has seen record levels of buybacks, dividend levels, and retail inflows.Michael Zezas Marina, thank you. This has been really insightful. Thank you for taking the time to talk.Marina Zavolock Thank you, Michael.Michael Zezas And thanks for listening. If you enjoy Thoughts on the Market, please be sure to rate and review us on the Apple Podcasts app. It helps more people find the show.

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Grammy award-winning Ed Sheeran has sold more than 150 million albums worldwide, making him one of the world's best-selling music artists in history. In December 2019, the UK Official Charts Company named him the artist of the decade. Globally, Spotify named him the second most-streamed artist of the decade. The lead single from his most recent studio album = ("equals"), Bad Habits is the UK's longest-running number-one hit in two years, topping the charts for 11 weeks. But did you know that the comic book video for the single — which now has more than one million views on YouTube — was produced by Studio 351, a music video production company serving the needs of the music industry based in Skopje, North Macedonia? Zoran Aleksikj, one of the founders and the CEO of 351 Studio, speaks with Andrew Wrobel about the firm's work with Ed Sheeran's team, about the studio's other productions for musicians such as Bruno Mars and James Blunt, and labels like Universal or Atlantic Records. He also shares a few stories about the challenges and failures that he has had to overcome along the way. __________ Click here to download a free copy of the Future of Sustainability in Emerging Europe report

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In this podcast I spoke with Vladimer Botsvadze. His work ethic and drive is impressive and where he is today after 15 years in his field has been only made possible by the true dedication and commitment he has put in every day. Before and after the recording I learned so much about this dynamo and he offered guidance and support to me as well. Credit where it's due, Vladimer is a "giver". Vladimer is a globally renowned digital transformation and social media influencer, thought leader, Fortune 500 consultant, professor, keynote speaker, startup advisor, and media personality. With over 15 years of international experience in marketing and innovation, with a proven track record providing guidance to executives and top brands worldwide. He is currently ranked the No. 1 Global Marketing Thought Leader and Influencer by Thinkers360 and has been recognized as an influencer by Onalytica, The Awards Magazine, Rise.Global, Kred, GlobalData, Analytics Insight, and Whizlabs. Vladimer has gained popularity and has risen to global prominence single-handedly building his Twitter, Linkedin, and Instagram. He has earned more than 130,000 followers across his social media platforms. His Twitter reaches 40 million people in 1,145 cities and 185 countries. He advises companies, start-ups, trade associations, and think tanks. He is represented as a speaker by Champions Speakers UK, A-Speakers, Motivational Speakers UK, All American Speakers, Speakers Academy International, and Pro-Motivate. He is among the world's most recognized social media experts being recognized in the top 1% of global social media influencers by Kred. Vladimer is among the sharpest and most consistently business visionaries who has been described as ''the world's best digital marketing consultant and speaker,'' ''a visionary and an early adopter in the digital realm'' and '' a wizard at social media.'' With persistence and patience, Vladimer has initiated and continued a process of self-education, which has distinguished him as an influencer. His work focuses on the intersection of storytelling, practicality, consumer behavior, and social media marketing. He has been interviewed by Thinkers360, Emerging Europe, Authority Magazine, CX Buzz, Onalytica, Billion Success, Natfluence, Kred, and Engati. Through his consulting, speaking, teaching, startup advising, and mentoring services, companies have grown from a groundbreaking idea to the fastest growing companies. He has been recommended by the professionals from London Business School, Google, KPMG, MasterCard, AC Milan, Forrester Research, PepsiCo, Dell, and other leading global brands. Vladimer is a member of the CMO Council, IoT Council, IoT Premier League, XR4ALL, Sydney Startup Hub, and Amsterdam Economic Board-Amsterdam Smart City. He is a global marketing and retail expert advisor at Wiseup Networks and OnFrontiers. He sits on the boards of companies in Europe and provides his knowledge on marketing, digital transformation, branding, AI, and retail. He empowers brands to scale, expand, and accelerate their growth, and drives change to their advantage. He has worked on billion-dollar marketing projects with Fortune 500 brands and his practical marketing strategies have inspired the top executives to quadruple their results. Website LinkedIn Twitter

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