Mon, Mar 22 2010
SkyEurope country manager for Bulgaria Krassimir Tanev
Photo: Nadezhda Chipeva
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The sky is the limit? For SkyEurope, that might no longer be the case as it seeks new investors to avoid going out of business
Other aviation industry unions around the world including those in the U.S., Australia, Germany and Spain are watching developments and are looking at options to aid their colleagues in Britain.
Hellenic Business Council in Bulgaria members approved on March 18 an increased budget for 2010, citing the need to maintain the council's growing reputation and visibility.
Finance Minister Simeon Dyankov said recently ERM II entry remains top of his agenda. He has said Bulgaria will aim to join the 16 countries sharing the euro in 2013.
Tax authorities are trying to be flexible with respect to defaults and lend businesses a helping hand in a bid to ward off bankruptcies.
The outlook for primary energy supplies, heat, and electricity is questionable for the Eastern Europe and Central Asia region, despite Russia and Central Asia’s current role as a major energy supplier to both Eastern and Western Europe, the report says.

Pepi Ivanova has joined Piraeus Bank Bulgaria as its news press office manager. She will be responsible for the bank's corporate communications and media relations and its subsidiaries - Piraeus Leasing Bulgaria, Bulfina, Piraeus Auto Leasing, Piraeus Insurance Brokerage and Piraeus Best Leasing. Ivanova has 10 years' experience in public relations and banking. She started her career as an associate at the NGO Center for the Study of Democracy and later became an economics journalist at Trud daily. She has also worked as a client service specialist and credit administrator at United Bulgarian Bank. Before joining Piraeus Bank, Ivanova spent seven years working for Globul mobile operator. She has a master's degree in philosophy and journalism from Sofia University St. Kliment Ohridski and a post-graduate degree in banking from the University for National and World Economy in Sofia. Ivanova also holds a diploma from the London School of Public Relations.

Valeria Vidinlieva is the new HR manager of Overgas natural gas suppliers. She will be responsible for the company's corporate social responsibility and for selection and training of staff. She joins the company after 24 years at Stomana Industry metallurgic firm, now part of the Greek Viohalco, where she headed the HR directorate. Vidinlieva is a graduate of Sofia's University of National and World Economy and has a degree in HR from Paisii Hilendarski University in Plovdiv.
SkyEurope also operates between Vienna and Athens (Greece); an important part of its network.
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