Eurojuris International’s Post

How does it feel to be helping the #IndianOlympic team instead of being a part of it? Here's what Gagan Narang has to say. Watch the full conversation with Rica Roy For the latest news and updates, visit: https://lnkd.in/dQ85StdB

First roundtable during #ISC, #IsdeSportsConvention2024, moderated by #KepaLarumbe, with interventions from #FrancescoMacri #JuanDiosCrespo and #IgnacioTGea about recent leading arbitraion cases at #TAS affecting players from Russia, Spain, Bresil and Mexico, followed by interesting debate. #LaLiga #fifacom_es

Similar to the Bosman ruling over thirty years ago, the Diarra case looks certain to evolve the professional football landscape. At such a seminal moment in our industry it is an absolute honour and privilege to have internationally renowned Sport Lawyer Marcos Motta from Bichara e Motta Advogados give his insights on the Football Transfer System and Transfer agreements at ISDE. Exciting times ahead!#SportsLaw #ISDE #Barcelona #HighPerformanceEducation #OraetLabora🎯⚽️🚀📈

Scaling across continents? 🌍➡️ Expanding your startup internationally isn't just about growth; it's a testament of your team's hard work, resilience, and adaptability. 🚀 Our CTO, Petr Jaroš, shares his firsthand experience and offers invaluable insights on scaling up and facing challenges head-on. From the Czech Republic to America, each step tested our limits and taught us invaluable lessons on navigating diverse legislative landscapes and leveraging the power of community feedback. A must-read for entrepreneurs dreaming big. #StartupJourney #GlobalBusiness #SaaS

Here is my performance of SAORSA which means “liberty” in Scottish Gaelic. https://lnkd.in/ecknCYKX

Rounded out the #pmiglobalsummit with the amazing Americo Pinto. Looking forward to putting some of his insights in to practice

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The 5 phrases of wisdom

Toying with new ways of working? Absolutely. At a time when many companies are stepping back from hybrid and flexible models, I feel incredibly fortunate to be part of an organization that embraces the future of work and i'm happy to tell anyone about it... (in this case, The Sunday Times Ireland). At StoryToys, we're not just talking about flexibility – we're living it. Thrilled to be in a place where we can focus on results, not presenteeism, and celebrate the diversity of experiences we all bring to the table. #FutureOfWork #HybridWorking #WorkLifeBalance #STBPTW2024 #STBPTW

It's a bit long, but stay with me, it's a fun story. Until a few years ago, I would not have thought that I'd ever feel anything like this, but these past few months, I'm getting more and more proud of being Austrian. Or in other words, I've learned to appreciate parts of my home that I had either never seen or didn't care about. One example is the story behind this song: https://lnkd.in/gqeYFnR4 As many of you are surely aware, EURO 2024 is going on right now, and Austria is doing quite well in the competition, but apart from that, this song is based on a very specific quote from Austria's football past. In a legendary game against Spain that Austria lost 0:9 (NINE!) - a guy from Austrian television actually had the nerves to do a half time interview with one of the players, at the score line of 0:5. The reporter asked: "What can we expect from you in the second half? It's 0:5 now, you have a lot of experience, what can you still get out of this match?" The obviously totally frustrated and beaten player Toni Pfeffer answered: "Na hoch werma's nimma gwinna" - meaning something like "Well, we won't win by a high margin, will we?" (much more funny and quippy in Austrian dialect) This is such a perfect example of Austrian humor. With one sentence, not only did he remind the reporter what a dumb question he had just asked and expressed his feelings towards it without being offensive (that is important), he also made the whole country laugh and turn an absolute debacle into a moment, that people still talk about and smile. So years after, Austrian pop artist AUT of ORDA made this football themed support song in light of EURO 2024, and they used that quote as the hook line. The song is literally called "Well, we won't win by a high margin" - but with a little word play of putting the (n) in "nimma" brackets - so you could also read it "always win by a high margin" instead of "not". The song lyrics also feature a number of countries we played against and lost horribly, while singing that "no matter if we lose or don't qualify, you'll still hear us singing" - again turning things positive. This kind of not taking ourselves too seriously, but actually still being kind of proud, while having a very honest relationship with the facts and accepting those, is what makes this so "Austrian" in my opinion. We were a huge glorious empire until a bit more than 100 years ago, now we're a tiny country that many people confuse with Australia, but still is one of the most visited destinations in the world and actually a really, really nice place to live. The song is a banger too, so even if you don't speak German, definitely check it out. ❤️🇦🇹