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March 19th, 2008 issue

Financial group PPF has promoted Pavel Horák to chief financial officer from his previous position as deputy CFO. Horák, 36, succeeds Kamil Ziegler, who moves on from PPF to a leadership position at the used-car dealer AAA Auto.
Horák first worked in the area of financial management as an auditor for the consulting firm Deloitte. From 2001 to 2006, he served as the CFO of TV Nova, the country’s largest private broadcaster.
Horák joined PPF in 2006 and will now head all of the group’s financial activities.
He is a graduate of the Faculty of Economics at Masaryk University and the Faculty of Finance at the University of Economics in Prague.
Also joining PPF are Ivana Špiláková and Jakub Hladík.
Špiláková, 45, has been named PPF’s HR director. She previously worked as the HR director for the Home Credit & Finance Bank (HCFB), a PPF subsidiary in Russia.
Hladík, 36, will work with PPF shareholder Jiří Šmejc. Hladík worked in the protocol department of the President’s Office from 1996 to 2003 and since then has served as chief of staff to former President Václav Havel.
The advisory firm KPMG Czech Republic has added Michal Štička to its forensics team, where he will be responsible for fraud risk management and investigations.
Štička
From 2005 to 2007, Štička was the head of the legal department at the Czech branch of Transparency International (TI), focusing mainly on the fight against corruption in public procurement and asset management. He was responsible for the launch of the “199” anti-corruption hot line, in cooperation with the Interior Ministry. From 2002 to 2006, he worked as a manager on various TI projects aimed at reducing corruption in the public sector.
Štička holds a bachelor’s degree in political science and a law degree from Charles University, as well as a master’s degree in political science from the Central European University in Budapest.
The PR firm Best Communications has named Sheena Moore a consultant. Moore, 30, will be responsible for the PR activities of Quinlan Private Golub, one of the leading real estate developers in Central Europe.
Moore
Prior to Best, Moore was a business development adviser at Mouchel, a UK-based consulting and business services group. Before Mouchel, she was a marketing executive for AMEC Developments, a property development company based in Manchester, England.
Moore holds a B.A. in geography and economics from the National University of Ireland in Maynooth, Ireland, and a graduate degree in communications from St. Patrick’s University College.
Send information about personnel changes at your company to Paul Voosen at pvoosen@praguepost.com


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