CDP Mastery: Bezkonkurenční řešení pro generování příjmů s ohledem na budoucnost

How to surprise customers from the very first contact with your brand?

Jaroslav prošel velkými komunikačními agenturami jako jsou Ogilvy a Wunderman. Stál u počátku aplikovaného využití MarTech technologií CDP. V roce 2019 založil společnost ePace a již více jak 5 let se s týmem expertů věnuje využití dat ve prospěch zákazaznické zkušenosti a růstu firem. Onboarduje techologie CDP do předních e-commerce firem v úzké spolupráci s jejich C-level manažery. Jaroslav, věří ve svět, kde bude využití CDP platforem pro firmy běžnou a hlavně produktivně využívanou marketingovou taktikou.

How to optimise your performance and start selling abroad with Kaufland Global Marketplace

Simona works at Kaufland Global Marketplace as International Sales Manager for the Czech and Slovak markets. She has already demonstrated her expertise in e-commerce and the marketplace business model in her previous work experience. For Kaufland Global Marketplace, Simona acquires new sellers from the Czech Republic and Slovakia for the Kaufland.de, Kaufland.cz and Kaufland.sk marketplaces while supporting and optimizing the performance of existing partners.

Startup Validation Contest

Pavel se věnuje strategickému marketingu a inovacím. Skrze StartupBox pomáhá na svět novým podnikatelským nápadům a inovativním produktům/službám. Jako konzultant, mentor, lektor a facilitátor spolupracuje nejen se startupy na jejich inovacích, business strategii a marketingu. Stejně jako Petr je jedním ze zakladatelů StartupBoxu. Jeho nejoblíbenějšími tématy jsou Design Thinking, validace podnikatelských nápadů, Go-To-Market strategie a Strategický marketing. Zastává roli šéfa marketingu ve společnosti INVENTI.

Personalised product recommendation

Lukáš has over 20 years of experience in technical and leadership roles in software engineering with an emphasis on trends and innovation. In recent years he has been working in the areas of fast data, machine learning and artificial intelligence. He is currently building a spin-off, Zoe.ai, which helps e-tailers provide tailored recommendations to users using the latest technologies.

Making the big ones play fair: Competition and compliance from the e-commerce perspective

Ondřej Malý was born on 13 July 1979 in Prague. He graduated from the Faculty of Social Sciences of Charles University, where he studied Journalism and American Studies. Until 2005 he worked in the game development industry, then in a PR agency. From 2007 to 2010 he worked as an editor responsible for IT and telecommunications at Lidové noviny. He then held the same position in the editorial office of Hospodářské noviny. From 2012 to 2017 he was a member of the Council of the Czech Telecommunications Office. In April 2017, he was appointed Coordinator of the Digital Agenda at the Office of the Government of the Czech Republic. On 1 February 2018, he became Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Industry and Trade. Since 2019, he has been an independent analyst and consultant in the field of telecommunications and the digital economy and regularly contributes commentary and analysis to the daily E15.

Making the big ones play fair: Competition and compliance from the e-commerce perspective

Michal Kardoš, a Slovak expert with more than ten years of experience in various fields, including the private sector, public administration, NGOs and business, has long been involved in strengthening the export activities of Slovak companies, especially to the USA and Israel. As Director of Exports at SARIO and previously as Government Relations Specialist at the American Chamber of Commerce, he has been involved in improving the business environment through legislative proposals and projects. He has been actively involved in organizing conferences and events such as Globsec and Startup Awards. Currently, he holds the position of Executive Director at SAPIE (Slovak Alliance for Innovative Economy), where he actively contributes to shaping and supporting the innovation environment in Slovakia. His tasks include actively creating new opportunities for the organization's members, fostering connections between the private and public sectors, and informing innovative companies about current topics, including legislative proposals affecting the innovation and digital ecosystem.

Trends and opportunities in e-commerce regulation

Petr is an expert in the field of circular economy, working as a senior consultant at the Institute of Circular Economy (INCIEN). His main specialization is consulting in efficient materials management and waste management. Petr also has a long-standing expertise in renewable energy and waste-to-energy, and has recently been working on the issue of back-up systems. His work is primarily focused on advising large companies looking for ways to minimise their environmental impact. In addition, Peter devotes a significant amount of his time to training and education in the circular economy, underlining his commitment to promoting sustainable development. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

Trends and opportunities in e-commerce regulation

Kryštof Kruliš, Ph.D. is a Chairman of the Board of Directors of registered institute Consumer Forum, for which he contributes to media in relation to consumer issues and moderates its round tables and conferences. The Consumer Forum is a platform for dialogue between the non-profit, public, corporate and academic spheres. The registered institute prepares its own expert studies, monitors consumer legislation and comments on it in public consultations.

EU2024-2029: To regulate or not to regulate? E-commerce in the next five years

Adam Čejka is a legislative analyst and candidate for the European Parliament on the Mayors and Personalities for Europe candidate list. He is in his third year as a legislative analyst for STAN, and most of his agenda consists of researching specific legislative proposals and coordinating the work of STAN's expert groups composed of MPs, senators and experts on relevant topics, with the aim of developing STAN's positions on specific topics. For the European elections, he contributed to the development of STAN's agenda on the digital agenda, specifically on the regulation of artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, privacy and meaningful regulation. He is also involved in local politics within the STAN regional organisation in Prague 9. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

Making the big ones play fair: Competition and compliance from the e-commerce perspective

Martin Bednář heads the Competitiveness and TTE Unit at the Permanent Representation of the Czech Republic to the European Union. He graduated from Charles University in Prague and later Leiden University in the Netherlands, where he focused on European law and European studies. He also previously worked at the Ministry of Industry and Trade.