ECCF in cooperation with
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Speakers |
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- Ana Coelho,
Director of EU Affairs, ACC1Ó – Catalan
agency for competitiveness, Belgium
- Anton (Toni) Innauer, Olympic Champion, Sports Manager & Author,
Austria
- Robert Krimmer, Senior Advisor on New Voting Technology,
Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) & Office
for Democratic Instruments and Human Rights (ODIHR), Poland
- Walter Mayr, President, Austrian International Consultants,
Austria
- Panos Panagopoulos, President, European Federation of Engineering
Consultancy Associations (EFCA), Belgium
- Eberhard Rhein,
Advisor at the European Policy Centre, Belgium
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Moderation |
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- Nadja Hahn, ORF | Austrian Broadcasting
Corporation
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Focus of Presentations
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Toni Innauer:
“Make success possible, secure and repeatable” Professional
sport and business - What motivates people to excellence? Practised
responsibility in elite sports and business comprises of risk
management and the creation of rules of the game and a general
framework in the sense of “fair play”. The handling
of crises and defeat will be the catalyst for the growth of greater
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Ana
Coelho,
will discuss the role of
a ‘Europe of regions’ in global competition and highlight
the opportunities for regional stakeholders in EU-financed consultancy
projects.
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Robert
Krimmer,
will discuss possible solutions to the dangers of delegating
human responsibilities to IT systems, based on the European-wide
discussion of controversial E-voting technology. |
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Panos
Panagopoulos,
will explain why today, Europe must "run twice as fast" to
maintain its position in international competition and underline
the importance of the European market as a spring board to this
end and the need for European consulting companies to increase
their strength and efficiency. |
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Eberhard
Rhein,
will highlight and comment on the development of the competitive
position of the European consulting industry, and why small businesses
without specialist knowledge and a network in global, organised
consulting services, will not survive in the future. |
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