Lider in the new issue presents a list of 50 rising managers whom we believe will be remembered, even though they have not yet shown all that they can.
This is a new generation of managers who have risen to the top due to the crisis, and our first, but not the only, criterion for compiling this list was that they were appointed to their current position in the last three years and that they are at an age where they may not yet have reached the peak of their potential.
Who are the new stars of the domestic business scene? Check in this week’s topic by Jasmina Trstenjak.
The sale of a 42% ownership stake in the state-owned Croatia osiguranje is undoubtedly the event of the decade in the traditionally calm and organized insurance market. What this change, as well as the announcement of the entry of nine new insurance companies, will bring to the domestic market is a question answered by Nikola Sučec.
In the new issue, we also addressed the topic of connecting business and science, and the diagnosis we set is not very good. As Eurostat’s research shows, we are the only European country where funding for science has been continuously declining since 2002, with minor variations, and the current crisis has plunged it to a modest 0.7% of GDP. What possible solutions exist can be read in the text by Branimir Kovač.
Additionally, in the new issue, you can find a story about Kurija Žunec, one of the first rural tourist estates in the City of Zagreb, the recovery of the eurozone, the future of tourism…
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