Hospodárske Noviny: What lies ahead of the new Government

Patrik Zoltvány, Co-Founder & Senior Partner, FIPRA Slovakia

In another column for supplement Podnikanie (Enterprise) of the daily Hospodárske noviny Patrik Zoltvány, Senior Partner of consulting company FIPRA Slovakia, focused on the immediate steps that Iveta Radičová´s Cabinet will have to undertake in respect to its commitments pertaining to the EU membership.

Revue Priemyslu: Priorities for better business environment

Martin Krekáč, Chairman, Jenewein Group

The main expectations put by businessmen on the government of Prime Minister Iveta Radičová are higher than ordinarily not only because of the culminant crisis but also because of the permanently decreasing quality of business environment. Specific priorities and expected steps are presented by Martin Krekáč, President of the Business Alliance of Slovakia and Chairman of JENEWEIN GROUP, in a column Názory (Opinions) in a monthly Revue priemyslu.

Hospodárske Noviny: Competition

Patrik Zoltvány, Co-Founder & Senior Partner, FIPRA Slovakia

In another column for supplement Podnikanie (Enterprise) of the daily Hospodárske noviny Patrik Zoltvány, Senior Partner of consulting company FIPRA Slovakia, focused on the issue of competition and three new cases when Slovakia infringed the internal market rules.

Hospodárske Noviny: Elections in HN: Eminent Public Figures of Slovakia

In a regular survey Voľby v HN (Elections in HN), the daily Hospodárske noviny charted the opinions and attitudes of several public figures of economic, political and social life. The questions were answered also by Rastislav Káčer, the Slovak Ambassador to the USA (Ret.), the president of Slovak Atlantic Commission and the Chairman of the consulting company FIPRA Slovakia.

Hospodárske Noviny: A duty and a right

Patrik Zoltvány, Co-Founder & Senior Partner, FIPRA Slovakia

In another column for supplement Podnikanie (Enterprise) of the daily Hospodárske noviny has Patrik Zoltvány, Senior Partner of consulting company FIPRA Slovakia, focused on employing Brussel´s greatest power – supervision over functioning of the common market.