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71 | 01/2013 | Edition 71 | focus: corporate image
70 | 10/2012 | Edition 70 | focus: Swiss business in Brazil
69 | 08/2012 | Edition 69 | focus: infrastructure
68 | 04/2012 | Edition 68 | focus: human capital
67 | 01/2012 | Edition 67 | focus: information technology
66 | 10/2011 | Edition 66 | focus: energy
65 | 07/2011 | Edition 65 | focus: sport
64 | 03/2011 | Edition 64 | focus: health
63 | 12/2010 | Edition 63 | focus: best places in Switzerland
62 | 10/2010 | Edition 62 | focus: interculturality
61 | 07/2010 | Edition 61 | focus: aviation
60 | 04/2010 | Edition 60 | focus: town planning
59 | 12/2009 | Edition 59 | focus: government - Brazil and Switzerland
58 | 10/2009 | Edition 58 | focus: education
57 | 07/2009 | Edition 57 | focus: senior citizens
56 | 03/2009 | Edition 56 | focus: transport and logistics
55 | 12/2008 | Edition 55 | focus: food
54 | 10/2008 | Edition 54 | focus: recycling and sustainability
53 | 08/2008 | Edition 53 | focus: energy
52 | 05/2008 | Edition 52 | focus: water
51 | 02/2008 | Edition 51 | focus: security
50 | 10/2007 | Edition 50 | focus: tourism
49 | 08/2007 | Edition 49 | focus: health
48 | 04/2007 | Edition 48 | focus: design
47 | 12/2006 | Edition 47 | focus: communication
46 | 10/2006 | Edition 46 | focus: Research and development
45 | 07/2006 | Edition 45 | focus: Women´s Edition
44 | 04/2006 | Edition 44 | focus: Transportation and Infastructure
43 | 12/2005 | Edition 43 | focus: marketing
42 | 08/2005 | Edition 42 | focus: energy
41 | 06/2005 | Edition 41 | focus: Tourism in Brazil
40 | 03/2005 | Edition 40 | focus: Financing Instruments
39 | 12/2004 | Edition 39 | focus: Human Resouces
38 | 09/2004 | Edition 38 | focus: Exporting to Switzerland
37 | 06/2004 | Edition 37 | focus: Sustainability
36 | 05/2004 | Edition 36 | focus: Large Swiss companies in Brasil
35 | 09/2003 | Edition 35 | focus: Sao Paulo
34 | 07/2003 | Edition 34 | focus: Sport - Wellness - Lifestyle
33 | 02/2003 | Edition 33 | focus: Switzerland Tourism
32 | 01/2003 | Edition 32 | focus: bilateral trade
31 | 01/2003 | Edition 31 | focus: tourism
Index
editorial
Verena Lorenz
focus
Communicate, communicate and communicate Everyone knows that the greatest challenge for leaders is to form a committed Team that is engaged around common objectives. But are leaders managing to communicate what they really expect of their Team?Airton Carlini
Super professionals for infrastructure The businesses that work in the numerous infrastructure sectors are getting bigger in Brazil, which gives rise to highly specific needs for human capital. The scene is changing in the sector - with new companies emerging and new opportunities developing.
Daniel de Oliveira Sales
Emotional Illiteracy We have heard a lot about functional illiteracy, but there is also emotional illiteracy, which is the incapacity to deal with your own emotions and those of others.
Vladmir Stancati
Quality management Anthropologist Luiz Marins points out the characteristics of a successful leader.
Luiz Marins
Leadership Style Analysis - A cross country vision in terms of leadership profiles This article reports a comparative study of leadership styles, based on the Situational Leadership theoretical model, with participants of the following countries: Brazil, Czech Republic, Greece, Portugal, Spain, Switzerland and Turkey.
Sonia Estancioni
Career management Amongst the many important decisions that we have to make in life, we are confronted with the task of choosing a professional career.
Benedito Rodrigues Pontes
legal
After all, who is accountable for that? Brief comments on the borderline between the manager's liability and the company's liability.
Enrique Tello Hadad e Alessandra Martins de Souza
economy
Field vision and field of vision The average Brazilian growth in the last few years is still far from being a huge show about business growth. If we look at the audience: who sat in the first row; and who missed the show of increasing income? Workers with above-average growth in Brazil include the less literate, from sectors like domestic services, construction and agriculture.
Marcelo Neri
environment
Situation in the Amazon Region - social, environmental and economic aspects Notwithstanding some advances over the last decades, social, economic and environmental conditions are still drastic in all six countries that comprise the Amazon basin: Brazil, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Venezuela.
success story
SIG invests in Paraná plant SIG Combibloc, a company of Swiss origin, is one of the world's leading makers of aseptic carton packaging and filling machines for foods and beverages. Having come to Brazil a few years ago, SIG has engaged with major partners, including national and regional leaders in dairy products, tomato derivates, non-carbonated beverages, and wine.
Luciana Galvão
chamber news
Ordinary General Meeting and lecture by Luiz Felipe Lampreia / CIOSP 2012
Brazilian community in Switzerland
Instituto Terra Brasilis
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