| 09.09.2010 |
WEF Global Competitiveness Report 2010-2011 introductionOn 9th of September 10-11 AM the pressconference introducing and analysing the World Economic Forum's released the Global Competitiveness Report 2010-2011. |
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| 10.09.2010 |
Coming up: Strategic conference 'Innovation on Regional Level - a Tool of Growth of the Baltic Sea Region'Coming Up: on 10.09.2010 the head of the Development Fund Ott Pärna participates in the Strategic conference 'Innovation on Regional Level - a Tool of Growth of the Baltic Sea Region'. |
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| 16.09.2010 |
The Estonian Development Fund's annual report at the Riigikogu (Parliament)On 16.09.2010 The Estonian Development Fund's annual report at the Riigikogu (Parliament) |
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| 24.09.2010 |
24.09 ScanBalt 2010 forum in TallinnOn the last day of the biotechnology conference of Baltic Sea the theme is export of the health services. The session of the mobility of patients in EU is led by Ain Aaviksoo from Praxis, the business models for the export of health services is presented by Kitty Kubo from Development Fund. |
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| 24.09.2010 |
InnoLab: Strategic design in politicsKl 15-16.30 The third season of InnoLab is opened by Marco Steinberg from Finnish Sitra's strategic team with US roots. His topic is the ways of viewing and working in boarder crossing style both in thinking and in administrating hence to grasp the essence of any problem. Meeting place: Development Fund, Tornimäe 5, II floor . |
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Prof Arnoud De Meyer, President of Singapore Management University about the global war for talents and Singapore's structured approach to manage their talent pool.
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Postimees: India offers the next train for Estonia to jump on
17.01.2012 - When Estonian businesspeople look towards Asia, they usually think first of China. However, that country has many suitors and there is little interest in newcomers; there are better hopes for Estonian companies in India. When Estonian businesspeople look towards Asia, they usually think first of China.
