Programme
Summary
SMEs - or small and medium-sized enterprises - are the backbone of economic development. In Russia and the Baltic Sea countries, many have been built up from scratch in the 1990s and run successful for decades. SMEs are mostly managed by owners and thus knowledge and jobs may be lost once the owners retire. Business transfer models can facilitate a takeover and tackle the challenge of keeping firms running successfully.
The round table will discuss best practices, innovative models and tools for SME business transfer, as well as conditions for the preservation, further development and prosperity of existing companies.
Organizers: St. Petersburg Foundation for SME Development, Baltic Sea Academy
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Reporters
Hogeforster Max, Baltic Sea Academy. Chairman of the Hanse-Parlament and Baltic Sea Academy
Navickas Vytas, Vytautas Magnus University. Professor
Richert-Kazmierska Anita, Faculty of Management and Economics, Gdansk University of Technology. Assistant Professor
Shchelkanov Aleksandr, St. Petersburg Regional office of the All-Russian Public Organization "Business Russia". Development Director, Chairman of the Committee on export and import Ph. D
Starkovskii Daniel, State Institution “St. Petersburg Youth House”. Director
Ruzhinskii Alexandr, LCC Startup Family. Founder
Proposal
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