JENEWEIN GALLERY: Caps, Vests, T-Shirts and Hoodies | Unknown Authors

Not everything that carries a company logo is meant to sit behind glass. Quite the opposite – promotional items are at their best when they are out in the world, among people, serving a real purpose in everyday situations. The caps, vests, T-shirts, and hoodies featuring our visual identity, now part of the Jenewein gallery, have been with us at countless events. They have served as a clear marker of who we are, whether at the Grand Prix Jenewein parkour competition or at the charity run Corporates for children – THANK YOU! in support of the Children's Safety Line (Linka detskej istoty). They clearly showed who we represent and what we stand for at a glance. At the same time, they have always had a practical role. They have been given as gifts to partners and clients, worn as casual clothes or sportswear, and naturally integrated into everyday life across our consulting group. Today, however, they are more than just functional items. They are pieces of a larger story – reminders of specific moments, encounters, and the energy we have invested in them. This is what a brand in motion looks like.
Jenewein gallery is a virtual gallery that presents a selection of art, music or advertising works created in the history of the Jenewein Group.

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JENEWEIN GALLERY: Carpets, or a design that makes you feel welcome I unknown author

Few exhibits in our Jenewein gallery were originally created with the intention of being displayed. A pair of carpets designed for our consulting brands, Jenewein Group and FIPRA Public Affairs, proves that even everyday objects can carry aesthetic value and naturally find their place alongside other works. The carpets, which greet both us and our guests right at the entrance, were created as part of our brand identity. Their graphic design builds on our corporate colors, shapes, and overall visual language. In the case of Jenewein Group, this design is still in use today, while the global FIPRA network has since adopted a different corporate visual. In both cases, however, what serves a practical purpose also acts as a subtle carrier of the brand. It is precisely in this connection that we see their added value – they bridge the world of design with everyday life. They are the first thing people notice when they enter our space, a subtle yet expressive detail that sets the tone before a single word is spoken. It is touches like these that bring everything together. And that is exactly why they hold their place in our gallery.
Jenewein gallery is a virtual gallery that presents a selection of art, music or advertising works created in the history of the Jenewein Group.

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CEE Consumer Attitudes Toward Parasite SEO & Search Engine Responsibility

In March 2026, the EPPP – European Public Policy Partnership, in cooperation with the European Centre for International Political Economy (ECIPE), concluded the project CEE Consumer Attitudes Toward Parasite SEO & Search Engine Responsibility. The survey explored how consumers in Central and Eastern Europe perceive so-called parasite SEO practices and the role of search engines in safeguarding the quality of online content. The project aimed to better understand user expectations and contribute to the ongoing policy debate about quality, fairness, and responsibility in search rankings. It was based on a survey of nearly 2,000 consumers in five countries, regarding the visibility, credibility, and prioritisation of online content in search results. The findings show that users expect search engines to protect them on the basis of content quality and user experience – not the reputation of the website hosting the content. These insights informed EPPP and ECIPE’s outreach to the Brussels policy community and decision-makers, highlighting that the downranking of parasitic content should not be seen as a penalty for publishers, but as a necessary and proportionate quality-control measure. Such an approach helps improve reliability, reduce wasted time, and better align search results with genuine user needs. As part of the project, EPPP and ECIPE also co-hosted an online policy webinar featuring experts in digital economy and regulation, who presented the study’s findings and discussed the broader consumer experience in the context of the Digital Markets Act (DMA).

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The year of Marika Gombitová has begun! We are at it again

At the end of her Christmas concert Vianoce Mariky Gombitovej in Bratislava last December, Marika Gombitová surprised her enthusiastic fans with a special gift: a spectacular Czech-Slovak tour. The year 2026 will be a jubilee year for Marika, as she will celebrate her birthday while also commemorating 50 years on stage. To mark the occasion, Marika is preparing MARIKA 70 – Birthday Concert. The tour will kick off on September 26 at the TATRAN handball arena in Prešov, continue on October 10 at the O2 arena in Prague, and culminate on November 7 at the TIPOS ARÉNA in Bratislava. As a long-standing Art Consulting partner of our most successful singer and composer, we are once again part of the creative and organizational team for this musical project. We are confident that the Birthday Concert with a carefully selected playlist, accompanying show and names of invited guests will be a celebration of Slovak popular music and a strong emotional experience for the loyal Slovak and Czech audience as well as, in keeping with tradition, for our friends, partners and clients. Tickets are on sale on the Ticketportal platform, the Prague concert is available through Ticketmaster.

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The Slovak New Year's Concert in Brussels has entered its 20th year

The Slovak New Year’s Concert in Brussels, held on January 29, 2026 at the Flagey Concert Hall, once again delighted members of the sizable Slovak community and invited guests, particularly from the European institutions, diplomatic circles, and the business community. This year marked the 20th edition of the event, with consulting group Fipra Slovakia again joining as one of the partners. The concert was held under the patronage of European Commissioner Maroš Šefčovič, Permanent Representative of the Slovak Republic to the EU Juraj Nociar, Ambassador of the Slovak Republic to Belgium and Luxembourg Tomáš Kozák, and Permanent Representative of the Slovak Republic to NATO Marek Varga. The evening was hosted by Ľubomír Bajaník, who recalled that since 2004, when Slovakia joined both the EU and NATO, Slovaks working in Brussels have looked forward each year to this celebration of Slovak culture. This year’s programme featured well-known works from the world of music performed by Michaela Šebestová, Magdaléna Izakovičová, Otokar Klein, Ján Slezák, Peter Cmorik, Katarína Knechtová, and the Slovak Symphonists conducted by Adrián Kokoš. As in previous years, we were pleased to attend the concert in person and help bring a touch of Slovak culture to the heart of the EU.

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