Kevin J. Stansfield, Principal at Strategy&, member of the PwC international network, presented the book “Strategy That Works” published in cooperation with the Harvard Business Review during an event held in Nicosia. Based on new research, the book reveals five practices for closing the strategy-to-execution gap used by today’s winning companies. Packed with tools
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Paphos now has the “Golden Mile”, a part of the coastline situated between picturesque Harbour and the magnificent beaches of Coral Bay. Home to the charming shipwreck of Saint Nikolaos which has become the area’s focal point, the Golden Mile spans from the Akti resort and the luxurious developments Leptos Apollo Beach Villas to the
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. The Risk Watch Column By Dr Alan Waring A paradox of modern corporate life is the way in which an espoused search for continuing improvement in performance is frequently enacted as cosmetic ‘quick fixes’ that cause self-inflicted damage and fail to deliver performance improvement. This article examines the phenomenon. Salvation by Staff Cuts? The
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. Having failed to garner any interest for investors, or at least tenants, for the Pentakomo tech park, the government has extended the deadline for expressions of interest, this time to the end of October. This is the third extension this year, with as many in previous years, as the high cost, lack of
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* Construction and consumer confidence slightly up * The economic sentiment in Cyprus deteriorated as the Economic Sentiment Indicator (ESI-CypERC) decreased by 3.2 points compared to August 2016 as a result of the worsening of business confidence in services, retail trade and industry. The monthly survey conducted by the Economics Research Centre of the
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President Nicos Anastasiades has invited Prime Minister Teresa May to visit Cypru, according to a Downing Street spokesperson, who said that the Cypriot president “updated the Prime Minister on efforts to achieve a comprehensive settlement in Cyprus. The Prime Minister underlined the UK’s steadfast support for the process and said the UK stood ready to
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The Cyprus Investment Promotion Agency (CIPA) was among the key participants at the Cyprus Economic and Investment Summit which took place in New York, coinciding with the UN General Assembly and meetings between the two community leaders. Foreign investors already active in Cyprus took the stage to promote the advantages the island offers, including
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The prospects of LNG as marine fuel and the energy profile of Cyprus were the main areas of discussion among the key stakeholders, during an event organised by the EU-funded Poseidon Med II project at the Amathus Beach Hotel in Limassol. The event brought together high-level government representatives, local stakeholders, delegates from the marine
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The Cyprus Shipping Chamber, as the official representative of the shipping industry, pays tribute to “World Maritime Day”, which has been established and celebrated by the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) annually at the end of September with the aim of promoting the importance of shipping to the global economy, maritime safety and the protection of
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If you pop in at Jamie's Italian in Nicosia between 12-6pm from Monday-Friday, you can enjoy two courses for EUR 13.95 or indulge in three courses for just EUR 15.95. The brand new lunchtime menu features some old favourites, as well as some new dishes, all designed to make lunch special – whether it’s
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