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Maria Onishchenko New MD for Rynok Media

New managing director for Ukrainian business handbook publisher.

Maria Onishchenko has been named the new managing director of Rynok Media in Ukraine. Rynok Media, founded in the end of 2006, publishes handbooks authored by leading Ukrainian and foreign consultants and published in the form of books, CDs and online.

Patricia Deyna New Managing Director in Poland

Patricia Deyna to head Bonnier Business Polska.

Patricia Deyna has been appointed managing director for the Bonnier Business Press activities in Poland (Bonnier Business Polska, Informedia and Medicine Today Poland).

"She has been acting managing director of the company since the end of October last year and has proven herself to be a driving force in the development of the company," says Anders Eriksson, CEO of Bonnier Business Press and chairman of the Bonnier B

New Editor-in-Chief for Delovoy Peterburg

Maxim Vasjukov to helm Russian business daily Delovoy Peterburg.

St. Petersburg-based business daily Peterburg Delovoy announced yesterday the appointment of Maxim Vasjukov as editor-in-chief.

The big challenge for Vasjukov will be mainting and increasing the circulation, which currently stands at 20,400. "We need to pay more attention to the issues where we are really strong, like news about companies and stories about entrepreneurs in St. Petersburg," says Vasjukov. "We need to widen the circle of our news makers and lift the professionalism of our journalists.

Economedia New Publisher for Pari Daily

Bulgarian business daily Pari goes over to Economedia. Lilia Apostolova to be new CEO.

Economedia and Bonnier signed today a deal for strategic partnership wherein Pari Daily will become part of Economedia's portfolio, which includes Dnevnik Daily and Capital Weekly. Pari will continue to position itself as a business newspaper with even bigger success, as Economedia is the company with the richest and longest experience in Bulgaria in publishing business media.

The New Puls Biznesu

Poland's Puls Biznesu is reborn - in print, online, on your cell phone or your tablet.

Yesterday, Poland's No. 1 business daily Puls Biznesu showed a new face to its readers with a complete redesign. The new print edition features 12 more pages and new sections aimed at small- and medium-sized businesses and smaller investors.  The website has also undergone a transformation, as well as the cell phone and tablet versions. There will also be a brand new weekend version debuting this week.

Di Dimension Goes in Deep

Dagens industri's popular insert celebrates two years.

In 2009 Lotta Edling, currently the managing editor at Dagens industri, was given the job to come up with a sketch for a new magazine that would give added value to the printed paper. The result became Di Dimension. The first issue came out on Sept.

Henrik Stangel New CEO for Dagens Industri

Henrik Stangel succeeds Casten Almqvist with Gunilla Herlitz as new board chair.

In the fall, Dagens industri will get a new CEO when Dagens Nyheter's current advertising director Henrik Stangel takes on the role. At the same time, Gunilla Herlitz, CEO and editor-in-chief of Dagens Nyheter, will take over the position of board chair from the outgoing Jonas Bonnier. Read more here.

Puls Biznesu Webinars Reaching Thousands

Business daily Puls Biznesu's webinars give hungry young investors something extra in Poland.

When Puls Biznesu started last December with its first webinar, the Polish business daily was entering new territory. "We'd never had an event just for Puls Biznesu readers investors," says Magda Karda, marketing director for Puls Biznesu. "The market is really tight here, and we decided that webinars were a great way of providing something extra."

Working with the National Bank of Poland as a co-sponsor, Karda and her team set up the Investors Academy, aimed at young investors and offering seven free webinars.

Bonnier Tidskrifter and Dagens Industri Launch Wine Clubs

Business developers Jacob Hvid and Robert Danowsky explain the new wine club initiative from Swedish magazine publishers Bonnier Tidskrifter and business daily Dagens industri.

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Not long ago, Swedish magazine publishing house Bonnier Tidskrifter launched a new concept: wine clubs for three of its brands - Allt om Mat, Privata Affärer and Veckans Affärer.

Small Businesses Win with Gazele in Warsaw

Celebrating the success of small and medium-sized businesses in Poland is what Gazele is all about.

At Warsaw's Torwar Sports Hall, the lights were low and the floor of the arena was filled with some 600 men and women in business suits and dresses with not an athlete in sight.