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We are a premier Czech-Slovak consulting group with strong ties to Austria. Over the past 30 years, we have become one of the best-known and most frequently recommended one-stop-shop Central European boutique consultancies with global reach delivering complex Strategic Leadership, Management and Public Policy services.
Through our consulting teams active within global partnerships and networks we manage to keep a finger on the pulse of latest developments and thus offer proven experience combined with innovative expertise in and beyond the central European region.
We have many clients including international companies, Czech and Slovak companies, investors, private holdings, family businesses, as well as the public and non-profit sector. Our consulting teams are committed to creating mutually beneficial partnerships and building long-term relationships.
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Through our consulting teams active within global partnerships and networks we manage to keep a finger on the pulse of latest developments and thus offer proven experience combined with innovative expertise in and beyond the central European region.
We have many clients including international companies, Czech and Slovak companies, investors, private holdings, family businesses, as well as the public and non-profit sector. Our consulting teams are committed to creating mutually beneficial partnerships and building long-term relationships.
Read more >>
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European Parliament’s New Year Resolution: build a powerful but child-friendly online gaming industry
The EP adopted a resolution on Consumer Protection in Online Video Games: a European Single Market Approach built upon a report from the Committee on IMCO. In the resolution, the EP stresses the need to better protect video game players from manipulative practices and addiction and wants to make sure game developers take into account the age, rights and vulnerabilities of children when developing the game and avoid addiction-feeding design. The EP is also concerned about the issue of gold farming – selling items obtained in a game for real money – as this practice can be linked to financial crime and human rights abuses. Read more in the analysis written by FIPRA.
