Sustainable future of the Croatian economy: EFOS Business Forum

The Faculty of Economics in Osijek (EFOS) announces the organization of the first EFOS Business Forum, titled "Sustainable Future of the Croatian Economy." The event will be held on March 26, 2024, starting at 1:00 PM at the Faculty of Economics in Osijek.

The forum begins with the opening lecture "The Role of Financial Institutions in Greening the Economy" by Dr. sc. Sandra Švaljek.

After the opening lecture, a panel discussion titled "Is the Economy in Croatia Green Enough and What Can We Do Better?" will follow, featuring:

• Dr. sc. Sandra Švaljek, HNB, Deputy Governor
• Tomislav Vračić, Microsoft Croatia, Business Program Manager
• Stjepan Ergović, Nexe Group, Member of the Management Board
• Vali Marszalek, Mazars Croatia, ESG Director
• Bruno Rechner, Rechner d.o.o., Director
• Prof. Dr. sc. Boris Crnković, Faculty of Economics in Osijek, Dean

EFOS Business Forum promotes the key values of sustainability, innovation, and diversity in thinking. Through dialogue and collaboration, the Forum aims to shape solutions to the sustainability challenges facing the Croatian economy. The Forum's objectives include:

• promoting sustainability through innovation and a discussion on the role of financial institutions in greening the economy,
• gathering experts from different sectors to shape the path toward a sustainable economy of the future,
• Fostering diversity of thought and the meeting of different perspectives that will together contribute to solving sustainability challenges.

We are pleased to invite students, professors, practitioners, and all interested parties to join us at the first EFOS Business Forum and contribute to the dialogue on key sustainability issues in the Croatian economy.

To secure your spot, you can register your attendance by scanning the QR code or via links.

For more information, visit our website www.efos.unios.hr or contact us via e-mail: business.forum@efos.hr.

We look forward to your arrival,
With warm regards,
EFOS Business Forum