Lukas joined Marsh & McLennan Companies in 2008 as CEO of Marsh Austria. In November 2013 he took over the responsibility for the newly created Austria/CEE region. In January 2018 the region expanded to the Central & South Eastern Europe region. Today, this dynamic growth region consists of 17 countries and employs almost 1000 colleagues. Lukas has his roots in Germany where he grew up and spent most of his life. He studied economics at the cooperative high school in Stuttgart, an integrated study with combined workplace training. Soon after his studies he became the Risk Manager and Head of Insurances of EPCOS AG, a multinational electronics company with more than 16.000 employees and plants in 26 countries which spun off from SIEMENS AG in 1999.

Raul is a senior adviser in KPMG and joined the team in 2018. Previously, Raul served for long time as advisor for the Estonian Competition Authority, a market regulator and investigative body.

Having 20 years of experience as market regulator Raul has helped to implement and enforce the transition to market economy and single market in many of his home country’s economy sectors, including transportation (ports, railways, taxis), wholesale andretail trade, and information technologies. Raul has rich experience in providing analytical support for various market research studies, market intelligence, digital forensics and cyber security.

Andreas has been involved in risk management for nearly ten years. Prior to joining Telia Estonia, he worked at Swedbank as operational risk manager. Work in the area of risk management was preceded by positions related to sales, sales management, portfolio management and financial ratification at Swedbank.

Rasmus Kattai has completed his studies at Tartu University, where he defended PhD in economics in 2011. He started his professional career in the field of economic research, focusing on foreign investments, foreign trade, fiscal policy and economic growth. Throughout the years Rasmus has built and developed various econometric models which help to understand and forecast performance of the whole economy and financial sector, also their resilience to adverse scenarios. Building an economic model of a new generation led him to work also for the central bank of the Netherlands. For the last seven years he heads economic policy and forecast division in Eesti Pank, the tasks of which include analysing Estonian economy and forecasting its future paths, working out economic policy stances and propagating them.