How to grow when the market is declining – inspiration from Baťa and Toyota

5.11.2025 State: Slovakia City: Vráble

The seminar How to grow when the market is declining – inspiration from Baťa and Toyota took place 5.11.2025 in Vráble, Slovakia.

We invite you to a practical seminar that brings proven principles of long-term sustainability, leadership, and people development. Discover how Baťa and Toyota managed to grow even under extremely difficult conditions, and learn how to transfer these principles into your own company or team. The seminar is led by leading experts—Ján Košturiak and Lukáš Richter—with extensive experience across Europe and Japan.

At the seminar, we will draw inspiration from principles that worked for Baťa and Toyota and are still relevant today:

  • Why it is not an art to grow when everything is growing – but precisely during a downturn.
  • How the companies Baťa and Toyota built on people as the foundation of long-term sustainability.
  • What role a manager has – not as a "controller," but as a teacher, mentor, and leader.
  • Why developing people is even more important than products, processes, or technologies.
  • How you can transfer these principles into your business.

After the seminar, we offer you the opportunity to take part in an excursion to the ŠVEC GROUP production center in Vráble.

Date: 05.11.2025 08:30 - 16:30
Address: ŠVEC a SPOL, s.r.o., Staničná 502, 952 01 Vráble-Pri stanici, Slovakia

Gain specific tools, inspiration, and know-how that will help you grow even during a market downturn.
In case of questions or problems with registration, contact: anna.caplovicova@inovato.sk

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