Oana Vasiliu

1 week ago | business-review.eu | Oana Vasiliu

Once known for the smoke of its steel mills and the clang of heavy industry, Resita is now forging a new identity, one built not with iron, but with vision, community, and clean air. In a bold rebranding campaign led by strategist Felix Tataru and the team at GMP CommUnity, the southwestern Romanian city has embraced a dual symbol – Flacara & Oxigen – that honours its industrial heritage while breathing life into a future defined by sustainability, belonging, and smart development.

1 week ago | business-review.eu | Oana Vasiliu

Once defined by heavy industry, Resita is undergoing a profound transformation—guided by vision, community values, and strategic investment—into a modern, people-centred city rooted in heritage and sustainability, as Mayor Ioan Popa explains in this interview. Why was it necessary for Reșița to go through a city branding process at this moment in its history?

1 week ago | business-review.eu | Oana Vasiliu

Romanians are increasingly embracing dining out as part of their everyday lives, with national spending in restaurants and cafes surpassing EUR 6.2 billion last year. According to data from Oxford Economics cited by real estate consultancy Colliers, Romania ranked third globally in the growth of out-of-home food expenditure, trailing only Turkmenistan and China among nearly 80 countries surveyed across Europe, Asia, and North America.

2 weeks ago | business-review.eu | Oana Vasiliu

The 24th edition of the Transilvania International Film Festival (TIFF), took off in Cluj-Napoca last night, and promises an exceptional journey through the world of cinema, where bold storytelling meets diverse cultural voices. With an international jury of acclaimed filmmakers and producers, a stellar lineup of films, and special guests that include Béla Tarr and Andrei Ujica, TIFF.24 is shaping up to be a must-see event for cinephiles and industry insiders alike.

2 weeks ago | oana-vasiliu.medium.com | Oana Vasiliu

As industries increasingly depend on data to power innovation, drive automation, and personalize services, a critical question arises: Can we trust the systems handling this data? With rising concerns around privacy, regulatory compliance, and centralized control, trust is no longer a soft value, it is infrastructure.