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Revealing the First Speakers from This Year’s Program

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We are delighted to announce the first speakers who will join us at the 26th PKP (Poslovna Konferenca Portorož). On the Portorož stage, they will share insights from their business journeys, discussing the strategies and solutions that have been effective in helping them grow up the value chain. Joining us will be:

  • James Hardy, Former Head of Europe, the Middle East, and Africa at Alibaba
  • Dr. Harry W. Trummer, Professor of Leadership and Researcher, Goethe University Frankfurt
  • Richard Grieveson, Deputy Director, Vienna Institute for International Economic Studies (wiiw)
  • Roman Bernard, Director and Co-founder, NGEN
  • Izet Ždralović, Co-founder, Microblink/Photomat
  • Jasna Mihelj, Director, PLUME Design
  • Velimir Bole, Senior Advisor, EIPF
  • Jure Kocman, Medical Affairs and Healthcare Solutions Lead at Roche

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