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Talent is the key for strengthening integration between Estonia and Finland

Estonian and Finnish politicians and entrepreneurs emphasized that attracting and developing talent is the key factor for strengthening integration between Estonia and Finland in a panel discussion at the Estonian Business School Helsinki campus.

EBS awarded Professor Arno Almann the title of Rector Emeritus

The Board of the Estonian Business School awarded Professor Arno Almann the title of Rector Emeritus. Professor Almann has been working at EBS since 1997, during which he was the Rector for eight years.

EBS recognizes young future makers!

The Estonian Business School has created a new 30 Under 30 award to recognize outstanding young leaders under 30 years of age. This year we will be awarding it to innovators who are working in the digital innovation and/or green transformation fields in Estonia.

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Talent is the key for strengthening integration between Estonia and Finland

Welcome to EBS SLUSH Side Event "FINEST Partnership in Innovation and Education"!

Elina Valtonen, Member of the Finnish Parliament and Vice President of Kokoomus; Andres Sutt, Estonia Minister of Entrepreneurship and Information Technology; and Peter Vesterbacka, Entrepreneur and Founder of Slush; will discuss the topic in a panel discussion facilitated by EBS rector Meelis Kitsing. The panel will be followed by networking and startup pitches.

What makes burgeoning start-ups textbook examples of organisational culture?

In the latest episode of the EBS podcast, future work consulting start-up ELEWUS founder and Swiss-based impact investor Siiri-Mall Musten and self-organised company LIVEsciences co-founder and risk investor Timm Urschinger talk about how classic, hierarchy-based organisational culture has outlived its usefulness and given way to an era of self-managing organisations whose power is in the hands of their workers. Burgeoning start-ups are textbook examples of such culture.