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21.05.2013.
Bulgaria		 Mr. Leiv Svenning, Head of Telenor Broadcast Services in CEE
Balkans.com: You must have a lot of experience being with Telenor for over 40 years, where do you see the Broadband TV market heading?

Leiv Svenning: There has certainly been plenty of change and I fully expect this trend to continue. At the top level and obviously speaking generally in the CEE I am expecting to see more growth in linear channels and an accelerating trend in HD services, which are attractive to viewers. I also expect to see more on demand services, particularly “catch up” services which are proving to be highly attractive in the marketplace. There will be more and more video and obviously much of this will be delivered using broadband connectivity.
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22.04.2013.
Serbia		 Mr. Milos Rajsic, Business Development Director at DCG, Serbia
Balkans.com: The real estate market has had some rough times in the past couple of years.Can you tell us the importance of your coming Real Estate event and how it will benefit the real estate sector in the region.

Milos Rajsic: BelRE is one great marketplace where real estate, land and projects are sold, and where you can find valuable information on how to invest your capital effectively. At BelRE, you can sell or buy an apartment in a modern residential block, rent a space in a green building, buy agricultural land, start your own production in an industrial zone or invest in renewable energy - not only in Serbia, but in the whole region. Belgrade is the natural geographical centre of the region, and BelRE has succeeded in positioning itself as the most significant B2B event in this part of Europe.
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01.04.2013.
Serbia		 Mr. Vukasin Stojkov - An activist, entrepreneur, designer. Bent on kickstarting the Serbian startup ecosystem
Balkans.com: As an advocate of startups in Serbia, can you tell our readers about the importance of generating a startup ecosystem in a country?

Vukasin Stojkov: Economy is one of the pillars of any society, and the future of economy is without a doubt based on technological innovation transforming and upgrading almost all economical activity.

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11.03.2013.
Serbia		 HRH Crown Prince Alexander II of Serbia

www.royalfamily.org

 

Balkans.com: Your Royal Highness, Startup Weekend is a global initiative for organizers to create weekends in order for entrepreneurs or budding entrepreneurs to share ideas, form teams and launch startups. Can you tell us why you thought it was a good idea to bring the initiative to Serbia?

HRH Crown Prince Alexander of Serbia: In order for Serbia to move ahead, everyone needs to unite to create opportunities. As part of my education initiative, I thought this would be a brilliant way to launch an entrepreneurship initiative through this program within my education foundation. Did you know that roughly 80% of participants in startup weekend plan to continue working with their team after startup weekend and that 5000 startups have been created just because of this global initiative.

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02.03.2013.
Greece		 Mr. P. Chatzaras, The owner of Brillant S.A. Sewing Threads Industry
Balkans.com: Over the past 15 years, the industry has experienced dramatic changes in Greece. Could you highlight the main factors which contributed to developments that resulted in the current situation?

Mr. Chatzaras: The gradual elimination of the subsidies by the Greek government, due to EEC regulations, forced a lot of factories to bankruptcy, because they depended solely on the subsidies and not on their profit and as a consequence they did not make in time the necessary investments to cut their costs, to become more organized, more efficient and also they did not use modern techniques in marketing.

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04.02.2013.
Croatia		 Ms. Vedrana Likan, Managing Director of Colliers International Croatia
Balkans.com: As the Managing Director of Colliers International Croatia, please introduce your company to our readers.

Vedrana Likan: Colliers International is a global company for real estate business with 12.300 employees present in 62 countries through more than 522 offices. Colliers Croatia was founded in 2004 and since then holds the place of market leader in Croatia. We provide a full range of real estate services to users, owners and investors on a local, regional and international level.
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08.01.2013.
F.Y.R.O.M		 Mr. Jovan Madjovski, General Manager of CEED in FYR Macedonia
Balkans.com: You are the General Manager of Center for Entrepreneurship and Executive Development (CEED) in FYR Macedonia. Could you introduce your company to our readers?

Jovan Madjovski: The mission of the Center for Entrepreneurship and Executive Development (CEED) is to provide entrepreneurs and their executive teams the know-how and networks they need to accelerate the growth of their businesses and to promote an entrepreneurial culture in the broader society. With on-the-ground centers in Bulgaria, Romania, Slovenia, (FYR) Macedonia, Serbia, Albania, new centers in Armenia and Bangladesh, and new outreach activities in 2013 to Bosnia and Herzegovina, Poland and Turkey, CEED promotes private sector development, assists the growth of SMEs, creates jobs, and contributes to economic stability.

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24.12.2012.
Montenegro		 Mrs. Branka Pavlovic, CEO of Societe Generale Montenegro

Balkans.com: You are the CEO of Societe Generale Montenegro. Could you introduce your company to our readers?

 

Branka Pavlovic: Societe Generale Montenegro (ex Podgoricka Banka) is for already seven years subsidiary of Societe Generale Paris. Our new modern recently purchased HQ building is situated in business part of Podgorica while our 20 branches are positioned in all 14 major towns in Montenegro. The bank has tradition of more then 100 years and with market share of 12% represents one of the leading banks in the market.
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17.12.2012.
F.Y.R.O.M		 Ms. Maja Stevkova Sterieva Ph.D., CFO of Komercijalna banka AD Skopje

Balkans.com: You are the CFO of Komercijalna Banka AD Skopje. Could you introduce your company to our readers?

 

Maja Stevkova Sterieva: Komercijalna Banka AD Skopje is one of the leading banks in the (FY)Republic of Macedonia, which, in its 57 years of existence, has created an image of a bank with tradition, confidence, safety, innovation and strong local and international reputation.

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28.11.2012.
Bosnia and Herzegovina		 Mr. Kai Behrens, General Manager of Hotel Bristol Sarajevo
Balkans.com: Mr. Behrens, you are the General Manager of Hotel Bristol Sarajevo. Could you introduce your hotel to our readers?

Mr. Behrens: Hotel Bristol Sarajevo until today is the only first class international hotel in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the only one operated by the international hotel management company, Shaza Hotels. Shaza Hotels is an independent five star hotel operator supported by an affiliation of prestigious partners which includes Kempinski Hotels. Shaza Hotels is also a member of the Global Hotel Alliance, a collection of 14 upscale and luxury regional hotel brands from across the world.
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18.11.2012.
Serbia		 Danica Radisic, Owner and Managing Partner, Krazy Fish, Serbia

Balkans.com: Krazy Fish is a marketing and corporate communication agency, in Serbia, that covers all aspects of public relations and marketing in the region. Can you tell our readers how you started and what challenges you have faced?

 

Danica Radisic: Actually, Krazy Fish is a regional agency, we are equally based out of Belgrade and Zagreb and working to expand slowly but surely into the rest of Southeastern Europe as we see it all as one integrated market on many levels. While we do offer most marketing and PR related services, we are specifically focused on offering these services to small and medium sized enterprises, especially in the fields of tourism, business events, food and beverage.

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10.11.2012.
Turkey		 Mrs. Yasemin Erseven, Operation Manager, Ramada Istanbul Taksim
Balkans.com: Thank you for taking the time for interview with Balkans.com Business News. Mrs. Erseven, you are the General Manager of Ramada Istanbul Taksim. Could you introduce your hotel to our readers?

Yasemin Erseven: Ramada Istanbul Taksim is located in the heart of modern Istanbul with easy access to the Metro and to famous tourist attractions such as the Grand Bazaar and Hagia Sofia. Our hotel is just a five minute walk to the famous Taksim Square, providing the perfect location to explore everything the city has to offer.
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03.11.2012.
Serbia		 Katarina Jakovljevic, Head of Public Relations for HRH Crown Prince Alexander
Balkans.com: As Head of Public Relations for HRH Crown Prince Alexander, you are working with many aspects of public relations. What is important in PR that one should keep in mind?
 
Katarina Jakovljevic: Cultural forms tend to change. But knowing good manners means allowing the liberties and showing respect to people regardless of their social status, religion, political inclinations and background. Having Their Royal Highnesses as my employers and mentors for over six years gave me the access, perspective and insight into what today’s world is about.
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31.10.2012.
Serbia		 Gazprom: the role and influence in SEE power markets, new trends and perspectives
Gazprom, leading Russian energy company and one of the main suppliers of energy to European Union, has clear business development strategy for the region of South East Europe. South Stream project will influence not only EU power market but also the region of SEE and transit countries will benefit. Historically  for Gazprom the region of SEE was always interesting and perspective, gas was only one of the pillars.
 
Gazprom plans to enhance its presence also in other areas of power market business, electricity could be one of the next development phases of Gazprom in SEE region with power demand growth.
 
Gazprom entrance to Serbian market, acquisition of Oil Industry of Serbia, as well as the announcements that wind power generation could be the next step speaks a lot about interest of the Russian energy giant.
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22.09.2012.
Greece		 Replast S.A. for Plastics Recycling in the Balkans
Balkans.com: What is the level of awareness in the Balkan region regarding recycling in general and with regard to plastics in particular?

Argyro Stoupa: Recycling of scrap materials is an essential tool in an effort to ensure the ecological protection of our planet. This is why,
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10.05.2012.
Greece		 Ms Dita Daniela Drone, Business Broker and Mr. Barry Kolodkin, Programme Manager, UNDP BSTIP

Balkans.com: Thank you for taking the time to interview with Balkans.com. Tourism is a crucial for the economic recovery in the region and in a couple days you will be having an event- The Black Sea Tourism Forum and Workshop. Can you please tell our readers about this important event?

 

UNDP BSTIP: The Argo II is organized for the second time within the BSTIP programme. The first time it took place in Thessaloniki. This time the Argo Forum is organized in Nafplio on 3-4 May and its context have change.
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18.04.2012.
Serbia		 Mr. Satoru Kurosawa, Chief Representative of JICA Balkan Office
Question:  Loan for flue gas desulphurization project (FGD) for Thermal Power Plant “Nikola Tesla “ A (Tpp TENT A) is one of the first ODA loans provided by Government of Japan to some SEE country, Serbia was granted a loan acknowledged in our country as big assistance for such an important environmental project. Can you tell us more about the overall project support idea and its timeframe milestones which lead to contract signing?

Satoru Kurosawa: The objective of the Project is to reduce air pollutants by constructing FGD equipment at thermal power plant Nikola Tesla which is the largest power plant in Serbia, thereby contributing to improvement of environment and the environmentally sustainable development in Serbia.
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19.02.2012.
Serbia		 Mr. Petar Knezevic, Director of TENT CE, Serbia
In 2011 Electric Power Industry of Serbia and its subsidiary companies showed an exquisite vitality and ability to manage risks, and the highest risk was a long drought. Overcoming the difficulties caused by the drought, EPS lost significant part of the possible profit but at the same time it marked production records that will be recorded in the history of Serbian energy sector. In general, EPS operated very well in all energy sectors- coal and electricity production, distribution where the losses were reduced and charges increased compared to the previous year.
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01.02.2012.
Greece		 Mr. Dimitrios Lakasas, President of SEVE, Greece
Balkans.com: Mr. Lakasas, could you describe to our readers the prevailing conditions in the exporting sector of Northern Greece?

Dimitrios Lakasas: Greek exporters are now making huge efforts, to convince the potential foreign buyers, not only for the quality of their products, but also for their credibility. The problem is that even though Greek products meet all the requirements to enter the foreign country, they do not yet receive the acceptance they deserve.
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13.01.2012.
Greece		 Κος Δημήτρης Λακασάς, Πρόεδρος Συνδέσμου Εξαγωγέων Βορείου, Ελλάδας
Balkans.com: Κύριε Λακασά, θα ήθελα να περιγράψετε στους αναγνώστες μας το κλίμα που επικρατεί σήμερα στον εξαγωγικό τομέα των επιχειρήσεων της Βόρειας Ελλάδας.

Δημήτρης Λακασάς: «Οι εξαγωγείς κάνουν σήμερα υπεράνθρωπες προσπάθειες, γιατί δυστυχώς έχουν για κάθε προϊόν να πείσουν τους δυνητικούς ξένους αγοραστές, όχι μόνο για την ποιότητα αλλά ταυτόχρονα έχουν να πείσουν και για την αξιοπιστία, να ξεπεράσουν δηλαδή το κακό όνομα/ φήμη που έχει δημιουργηθεί σήμερα γύρω από το brand «Ελλάδα». Ακόμα λοιπόν κι όταν το ελληνικό προϊόν πληροί στο ακέραιο τις προδιαγραφές για εξαγωγή σε μια χώρα, μπορεί να μην λάβει της αναμενόμενης αποδοχής γιατί οι Έλληνες δεν χρήζουν πλέον εμπιστοσύνης στις εμπορικές συναλλαγές και στο προσφερόμενο προϊόν.
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21.12.2011.
World		 Mr. Dan Lupu, Investment Director of Intel Capital for South-East Europe

Balkans.com: Intel Capital is a global investment organization specialized in innovative technology. What are your biggest challenges and accomplishments?


Dan Lupu: 2011 continued to be a challenging VC investment environment; valuations started to rise in the first half of the year so we expect to see a correction going forward, and highly volatile markets have had an impact on exits with the IPOs virtually non-existent in the second half.

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07.12.2011.
Slovenia		 Ms. Marija Oreski, Board Member of Slovenian Business Club
The business environment improved significantly and Slovenian investors generally feel comfortable in Serbia. The total investment of Slovenian companies in Serbia amounts to approximately EUR 2 billion, and Slovenian companies employ more than 25,000 people in Serbia. The EU accession process should significantly contribute to Serbia’s competitiveness as an investment destination, as this will be an internationally recognized sign that Serbia is a country which is ready to be a member of the international community. Serbia is irreversibly on its way to the EU family, and now is the time to take positions, before the rest of the competition arrives.
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16.11.2011.
Bulgaria		 Mr. Ognian Donev, PhD, Chairman of the Board of Directors and Executive Director of Sopharma AD
Balkans.com: Sopharma: As a leading pharmaceutical company in Bulgaria, can you please tell our readers whether it is easy or difficult for a company dealing with the production of medicines in Southeast Europe, to consolidate, develop and gain the lead?

Ognian Donev: The road to sustainability is bumpy and it requires devotion, consistency and a great deal of courage. Throughout the years the management team of Sopharma has gained experience and confidence in turning a rusty plant into a modern GMP production facility.
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09.11.2011.
Serbia		 Dr. Matthias Jochem, Senior Vice President, Head of Sales & Proposals dept. at Hitachi Power Europe
Hitachi Power Europe transferring best environmental efficiency practices to Serbia Energy Sector, Interview with Dr.Jochem, Senior VP at HPE

We have an excellent cooperation with EPS and TENT on all levels. We are very glad, that they are all professional business partners with excellent technical background. New energy projects in Serbia will also be beneficial for our local partners, especially as according to our experience there also exists a very good technical background. The energy sector in Serbia has made good progress in upgrading its assets and we expect further projects for improving efficiency and emissions in the Serbian Power Plants.
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Basketball Club Superfund BasketPlus, Belgrade
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