Jenewein

Chronicle

1990

  • established the representation of the international Executive Search consulting company Managementberatung Dr. J. F. Jenewein

1991

  • foundation of 100% subsidiary Austrian company Management Consulting Jenewein, s.r.o.

1993

  • Martin Krekáč became a Co-owner of the company Management Consulting Jenewein, s.r.o., and one of the two Managing Partners

1995

  • rebranding of Management Consulting Jenewein to Jenewein & Partners, s.r.o.

1996

  • foundation of the company AJG Consulting, s.r.o.

1998

  • foundation of non-profit organization Non-Profit Consulting, o.z.

2001

  • creation of Amrop Jenewein Group, consulting group operating in the area of Human Capital and European Affairs (Jenewein & Partners, AJG Consulting, Non-Profit Consulting)
  • Martin Krekáč became one of the two chairmen of a consulting group responsible for strategic development of relations for provision of services in the public sector and in the state regulated industrial sectors

2004

  • establishment of the EU office in Brussels
  • Patrik Zoltvány became a partner of the AJG Consulting, s.r.o., and head of the EU office in Brussels
  • change of Articles of Partnership and rebranding of the non-profit organization Non-Profit Consulting to think-tank EPPP – European Public Policy Partnership
  • Martin Krekáč became a chairman of the Governing Board of the EPPP – European Public Policy Partnership, o.z.

2005

  • Martin Krekáč became a President of the Business Alliance of Slovakia (PAS)
  • Martin Krekáč became a member of the practice group within the Action plan Minerva – Lisbon strategy for Slovakia until the year 2010
  • Patrik Zoltvány became a member of the Governing Board of the EPPP – European Public Policy Partnership, o.z.

2006

  • Igor Šulík became a partner of the Jenewein & Partners, s.r.o
  • Martin Krekáč and Patrik Zoltvány became members – advisors of the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC)
  • Igor Šulík became TAHG Board Advisory Practice Group Leader for the Central and Eastern Europe
  • Martin Krekáč became a chairman of National Thematic Network (NTS) for assistance of companies and employees adaptability towards structural changes, a member of the University Reform Council, a member of practice group for considering a proposal of educational package within an Internet for all project and a member of Council of support of human potential and popularization of science in force of Research and Development Agency (APVV)
  • Igor Šulík became a member of European Corporate Governance Institute (ECGI)
  • Martin Krekáč became a member of the board of NR SR committee for economic politics, a member of the practice group for innovations of Ministry of Economy and a member of the Expert group for regional policy, Ministry of Construction and Regional Development of the SR

2007

2008

  • Martin Krekáč became member of the practice group for Action Programme for reducing administrative burdens in the Slovak Republic 2007 – 2012
  • widening of consulting products of JENEWEIN GROUP provided by establishing innovative platform Business Innovation Network (BIN), which is providing complex and effective solutions trough connecting experts from various fields towards
  • Ambassador (ret.) Rastislav Káčer became a chairman of FIPRA Slovakia, s.r.o.
  • Ambassador (ret.) Rastislav Káčer became a president of Slovak Atlantic Committee

2009

  • Martin Krekáč became 100% owner and chairman of JENEWEIN GROUP – strategic holding company managing a portfolio of market leading brands/companies in the areas of Executive Search – Management Consulting – Government Relations and senior partner of their consulting companies
  • Patrik Zoltvány, Igor Šulík and Rastislav Káčer became members of the Strategy Board of JENEWEIN GROUP, s.r.o.

2010

2011

  • Martin Krekáč became a member of the practice group for innovations of Strategy of lifelong learning and lifelong guidance of Ministry of education, science, research and sport of the SR
  • Martin Krekáč became a member of the Governing Board of the University of Žilina and a member of Board of the Israeli Chamber of Commerce in Slovakia