NY event promotes Eastern Europe as top business partner

“We created EETAT as the first step of a bigger project aimed at positioning Eastern Europe as a preferred business partner of both the United States and Western Europe, one that would dare to compete with the newest investment hotspot, the BRIC countries,” said Dana Costache, managing partner with Optim Communications.
In an effort to bring attention to the entire region rather than to each country individually, the event will include up-to-date presentations of the Bulgarian, Czech Republic, Greek, Hungarian, Polish and Romanian economies.
“We plan to inform top Eastern European professionals about the advantages of repatriation and encourage them to take on managerial and leadership positions in their own countries. It is time to re-create a mature elite generation of businesspeople and leaders in the region that are internationally educated and experienced,” she added.

Otilia Haraga