MKOR in the Media

Adevărul: The leader profile in Romania. Research findings of a study that showcases Obama, Elon Musk and Dalai Lama (Romanian)

Wall-Street: Research on Romanian Diaspora: There’s no place like home! (Romanian)

Wall-Street: Wall-Street Gala 2017: Romanian Brand Ambassadors – Top Exporting Companies (Romanian)

Canal 33: Romanian Leaders Profile (Live Interview) (Romanian)

Revista BIZ: The portrait of a leader (Romanian)

HR Manager: Is personal branding important for Romanians? (Romanian)

Research România: Research findings: 90% of Romanian fashion consumers have visited an online fashion store in the last six months. and 65% of them have placed an order (Romanian)

Business Review: Half of Romanian business leaders are part of Millennials generation

Start-Up: Half of the Romanian business leaders are millenials (Romanian)

Wall-Street: What are the top qualities of Romanian business leaders and what are they doing for success (Romanian)

IQads: Lessons from the most powerful business leaders (Romanian)

Adevărul: Corina Cimpoca, MKOR’s founder, Live at Profit LIVE television (Romanian)

Profit: Romanian business leaders place family last, have read the Bible and are inspired by Steve Jobs and Elon Musk (Romanian)

TeCOMM: Segmented Personal Marketing – an important factor in the eCommerce fashion niche (Romanian)

Business Days TV: Mihaela Tatu business interview, about the Leader Profile (Romanian)

News.ro: Gothaer: The main cause for traffic accidents in which CASCO is being used, loss of control while driving (Romanian)

Ziua de Cluj: Tourism study: Cluj people, in the top at the Black Sea. Mamaia is being occupied by people from Bucharest (Romanian)

Adevărul: The most wanted employers in Romania. What are the lowest sought after work places. (Romanian)

Săptămâna Financiară: The most saught after employers in Romania (Romanian)

Retail & FMCG: Most saught after employers in Romania and the most desired sallaries in 2017 (Romanian)

Capital: The highest rated employers and sallary expectations in 2017 (Romanian)

Business Review: Analysis. Romania’s tourism needs a breath of fresh air

Televiziunea de Business Canal 33: How do you define success in Social Entrepreneurship (Romanian)

Wall Street PRO: The Romanian tourist – how do Romanians pick where to go this year and how much are they willing to spend on their vacation (if you need access, send us an email and we’ll send you the analysis)

Digi24: Top holiday destinations in 2017 for Romanians (Romanian)

Adevărul: STUDY two thirds of Romanian people are taking a vacation (Romanian)

Antena 1: Home or abroad? Top tricks you need to know when planning your vacation (Romanian)

Evenimentul Zilei: 2017 tourism stats. Half of Romanian people spend their holidays in Romania (romana)

Wall Street: MKOR Consulting research: 77% of Romanians will take a vacation this summer and will spend more than in previous years, up to 1000 € (Romanian)

Emma Zeicescu: Romanians, willing to spend a maximum of 1000 € for this summer vacation (Romanian)

PR Wave: According to a research study from MKOR Consulting, 77% of Romanian people will go on vacation this summer (Romanian)

Agerpres: Over two thirds pf Romanians will go on vacation this summer (research study) (romana)

GPEC: Corina Cimpoca, MKOR Consulting: In the fashion niche, clients are buying what inspires them trough Google Display Ads or Facebook Ads | VIDEO (romana)

The Romania Journal: Two thirds of Romanians intend to leave on holiday, survey says

Izabela Mandoiu: The fashion market in Romania (Romanian)

Wall Street: Corina Cimpoca, MKOR Consulting: Companies should offer their employees the chance to work from home at least a day per week (Romanian)

Radio Itsy Bitsy: Homeschooling – the possible alternative (Romanian)

Radio Itsy Bitsy: Why have some parents chosen to homeschool their children? (Romanian)

Wall Street: Market study: 40% of Romanians want to switch jobs in the next year. What are their reasons. (Romanian)

Wall Street PRO: What are the top marketing trends in digital marketing this year (Romanian)

Wall Street: Most people from Bucharest buy their clothes from the mall “across the road”. What are the most saught after brands. (Romanian)

Wall Street: Half of Bucharest people spend a minimum of 200 lei per month on clothes in shopping Malls (Romanian)

Wall Street PRO: Infographic: Retail, a gold mine in 2016. Romanians spend on average more than czech or swedish people on each visit to the local Mall. (Romanian)

Wall Street PRO: Infographic: Romanian people drink only half of the reported water consumption reported by the EU. (Romanian)

Emma Zeicescu: The Romanian fashion retail market: 300 lei, the budget for clothes. (Romanian)

Agerpres: Most people that live in Bucharest buy their clothes from the shopping mall that’s closest to their home (market research study) (Romanian)

Economic Zoom: Half of Bucharest people spend a minimum of 200 lei on clothes in the Mall (Romanian)

Economic Zoom: “Micro – moments” – from insight to business opportunity (Romanian)

Capital: Market research study: most Bucharest people buy their clothes from the sopping mall that’s closest to their home (Romanian)

Digi 24: 24 minutes | What do Romanians think about homeschooling? (Romanian)

Start-Up: Shoppers would pay more for products sold by social entrepreneurs (Romanian)

Wall Street: Are Romanians willing to pay more for “noble purposes”? (Romanian)

Economic Zoom: Two thirds of Romanians would pay more for products of social enterpreneurship (Romanian)

Economic Zoom: Getting feedback from clients is hard. Where’s what you can do to ease the process. (Romanian)

Emma Zeicescu: Market research – Romanians want homeschooling! (Romanian)

Economic Zoom: How to research your target market “in-house” (Romanian)

Antena 1, Observator: Market research Study: Romanian parents would choose homeschooling for their children (Romanian)

Știrile Pro TV: Romanians like to shop online. The online fashion market jumped 100 € million last year. (Romanian)

PR Wave: More than half of Romanians buy clothes online (Romanian)

Capital: Two thirds of Romanians purchase clothes online. 9 out of 10 people pay at delivery (ramburs) (Romanian)

Wall Street: Market research study: over half of Romanian people shop for clothes online, using pay at delivery as their preferred payment method (Romanian)

Economica: Two thirs of people from Romania shop for their clothes online, 9 out of 10 people chose to pay on delivery. (Romanian)

Știrile Kanal D: Two thirds of Romanians purchase clothes online, 9 our of 10 people prefer to pay on delivery (Romanian)

înCont.ro: Two our of three Romanians use the internet to shop for clothes, most prefer to pay via ramburs (on delivery). (Romanian)

Curierul Național: Romanians shopping habits evolving, more and more people are buying their clothes online. (Romanian)

News.ro: Market research: over half of Romanians shop for their clothes online, but prefer to pay on delivery. (Romanian)

Amos News: Over half of Romanian people purchase clothes online. (Romanian)

Focus Energetic: Two thirds of Romanians purchase clothes online. (Romanian)

Ziarul de Vrancea: Over half of Romanians shop for clothes online. (Romanian)

Feedler: Romania’s Fashion Market Research: over half of Romanian people shop for clothes online. (Romanian)