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Madrid, Spain – The most recent forecasts from the Bank of Spain predicted that the national economy would increase by 2.5% in the first quarter of 2015. In 2014, the bank predicted that economic growth would increase by 2% through 2015, but has since raised this projection to 2.8%. The European Commission and IMF have also raised their forecasts to 2.8% and 2.5%. 2014 was the first year since the 2008 real-estate crash that Spain experienced economic growth (1.4%).
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Madrid, Spain – The most recent forecasts from the Bank of Spain predicted that the national economy would increase by 2.5% in the first quarter of 2015. In 2014, the bank predicted that economic growth would increase by 2% through 2015, but has since raised this projection to 2.8%. The European Commission and IMF have also raised their forecasts to 2.8% and 2.5%. 2014 was the first year since the 2008 real-estate crash that Spain experienced economic growth (1.4%).
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Riga, Latvia – Evita Lune, Partner at Pedersen & Partners speaks to “Dienas Bizness” about workplace ethics.
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Bogotá, Colombia – A few years ago, Professor Michael Porter was invited to Colombia by the Social Foundation to celebrate their centennial. He was asked in an interview why competitiveness is important, and he explained that competitiveness, if properly understood, is the root of prosperity. The main idea of competitiveness is productivity; every place and every nation has certain geographical resources, including the people who live there. The way in which we take advantage of those…
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Bogotá, Colombia – A few years ago, Professor Michael Porter was invited to Colombia by the Social Foundation to celebrate their centennial. He was asked in an interview why competitiveness is important, and he explained that competitiveness, if properly understood, is the root of prosperity. The main idea of competitiveness is productivity; every place and every nation has certain geographical resources, including the people who live there. The way in which we take advantage of those…
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![Wanted: engineers who can lead international projects, "Equipos & Talento" - Pedersen and Partners Executive Search](/sites/default/files/styles/news_header_3col_450w_252h/public/press-image/alvaro-arias-pedersen-partners-executive-search.jpg?itok=MMi6w3dG "Wanted: engineers who can lead international projects, "Equipos & Talento" - Pedersen and Partners Executive Search")
Madrid, Spain – Alvaro Arias has over 20 years’ experience in business management and management consulting, working for renowned companies specialized in talent selection. For almost five years, he has had the role of Partner in charge of Spain and Latin America at Pedersen & Partners, an Executive Search firm with more than 50 offices around the world. In this interview, he draws on his extensive industry experience to tell us what he values most in a prospective candidate from the Energy,…
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![Managers in Western Europe earn three times as much as their Slovak counterparts on average, "Trend.sk" - Pedersen and Partners Executive Search](/sites/default/files/styles/news_header_3col_450w_252h/public/press-image/austrian-constitutional-cou.jpg?itok=R15GWx3z "Managers in Western Europe earn three times as much as their Slovak counterparts on average, "Trend.sk" - Pedersen and Partners Executive Search")
Bratislava, Slovakia - Why is the pay gap between top managers and ordinary workers so dramatic? Economist Tim Harford has a rational explanation for this imbalance: the theory of the tournament.
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![The added value of Executive Search is the consultancy we give, and the ideas we provide to our clients throughout the search process, "Radio Club FM Albania" - Pedersen and Partners Executive Search](/sites/default/files/styles/news_header_3col_450w_252h/public/press-image/excellence-s-watermarked.jpg?itok=lfrmfM_w "The added value of Executive Search is the consultancy we give, and the ideas we provide to our clients throughout the search process, "Radio Club FM Albania" - Pedersen and Partners Executive Search")
Tirana, Albania - Pranvera Papamihali, the Country Manager for Albania at Pedersen & Partners speaks to Club FM radio station and Club TV.
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Tokyo, Japan – Certain aspects of American and European corporate culture are frequently encountered in Japan, albeit several years later, but how much similarity is there between East and West when it comes to compensation schemes? Forbes JAPAN interviews Conrad Pramböck, Head of Compensation Consulting at Pedersen & Partners.
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Vienna, Austria – The HR-Lounge, an open-door and multi-sectorial networking organization created in Austria for Human Resources Managers exclusively, organized two May events: a workshop at Bilfinger VAM and a business tour at the Austrian Power Grid (APG).