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Radio Aripää’s Thursday morning show focuses on labour, the nursery and plant business, the apartment rental market and events in the great country of India.
According to the latest statistics, Estonia’s unemployment rate has risen to nearly 8%, and job seekers’ activity is increasing. In the morning show, we will talk to Veljo Konnimois, founder and board member of mechanical engineering company Radius Machining, about to what extent this means less labor pressure for businesses and whether it can also start to affect the controversial labor shortage in the engineering field. We also ask Konnimois what he thinks of Finance Minister Jurgen Ligi’s idea of taxing companies as a safety tax by increasing payroll taxes.
Before the arrival of autumn, Helen Šank, broker and consultant at 1Partner Kinnisvara, commented on the Tallinn apartment rental market and we got from her an explanation for the statement that favorable times for renting apartments bring a large number of new customers to the rental market.
As summer draws to a close, it’s appropriate for plant seedling sellers to find out how the peak season went, which AS Plantex Sales Development Manager Ülle Soonpuu (aka Juhani Puukooli) agreed to do in a phone interview.
India, the world’s most populous country with a growing economy, discussed import and export options with Indrek Lepik, foreign editor of “Aripäiv”, in the morning show, and we tried to clarify with him whether Prime Minister Modi’s visit to Moscow in July and Putin’s embrace allow us to continue to believe that the country led by Modi, who visited Kiev this week, is still one of the Western countries.
The program day continues with five programs:
10.00–11.00 “The Content Marketing Show”. In the show we discuss current topics related to accounting and give advice to entrepreneurs on how to achieve their goals in the best way. Enno Lepvalts, founder and manager of the oldest accounting firm Vesiir, is in the village, and Hando Sinisalu will host the show.
11.00-12.00 “Global Perspective”. In August, the world’s eyes were on Italy, as the conflict between Rome and Brussels, and in particular between Giorgia Meloni and Ursula von der Leyen, was becoming one of the most central issues in European politics. At the center of the debate were the biggest decisions to be made by the European Union in the upcoming political season, including those related to the war in Ukraine and Russia.
Why is Italy doing this, what is happening in the internal politics of one of the most important economies in Europe, and what does this mean for Estonia? Italian expert and professor of semiotics Daniele Monticelli helps find the answers to these questions. The show is hosted by Indrek Lepik.
12.00-13.00 “Real Estate Course”. The show will discuss the vacancy situation of commercial buildings, especially in Ida-Virumaa, the use of artificial intelligence and its specific capabilities in commercial property management and maintenance.
Karel Aasrand, head of administrative services at Riigi Kinnisvara, and Janek Hintsov, head of Newsec’s Estonia unit, will speak on the show, which will be hosted by Siim Sultson.
13.00–14.00 “Business in Estonia”. We are going to visit Rõngu Pagari, which is expanding rapidly despite all the crises and concerns. Let’s talk to Kristel Peri, the owner of Rõngu Pagar, about the company’s birth story, today’s activities and prospects.
The bakery business has grown from a small shop in some places to a town, that’s why we visit different places on the territory of Rõngu Pagari, trying to bring the innovations and features of the company to the audience as much as possible. The show is hosted by Joonas-Hendrik Mägi.
15.00–16.00 “Portfolio 2030”. The show discussed the risks associated with investing in startups. In the first round of discussions held at the 2024 Investment Festival, Marko Oolo, partner at venture capital fund Superangel, Martin Sokk, co-founder of Lightyear, and Rainer Sternfeld, managing partner of NordicNinja, shared the company risks arising from the relationship between financiers and founders. Sokk also revealed the reasons and basis for his choice of fundraising activities.
Listen to äripää radio Tallinn and Harjumaa 92.4 MHz, Tartu 97.7 MHz, Pärnu 91.9 MHz, Haapsalu 96.0 MHz, Saaremaa 101.7 MHz, Ida-Virumaa 94.6 MHz, Raplama 101.8 MHz and Järvamaa 104.3 MHz.
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