Workfront CEO Alex Shootman held a master class at Beeline Startup  Incubator

ArmInfo. Included in the list of TOP-10 CEOs, the head of Workfront Alex Shootman held a master class for participants in the Beeline Startup Incubator project. As  reported by the press service of the company, the American  businessman met with the founders of the Incubator resident  start-ups, investors and partners of the Business Angels Network of  Armenia (BANA).

According to the report, the Workfront CEO shared his professional  experience, emphasizing the importance of creating an atmosphere of  leadership in the company. He attached particular importance to the  communication of work management and technology. To ensure effective  work, Shootman pointed out the need to develop motivation and vision  in the enterprise. During the master class, the businessman presented  one of the most relevant topics: "Despite the fact that technological  innovations have improved the quality of work, there are still some  aspects in management that require serious attention".

  said Beeline CEO in Armenia, Andrey Pyatakhin. Alex Shtootman has  more than 25 years of experience managing companies like IBM, BMC  Software, Vignette, as well as Apptio and Eloqua, who work on the   SaaS program.  To note, Beeline Startup Incubator contributes to the  intensive growth of Armenian startups, ensuring their access to the  international market. Resident startups go through a 14-week  incubation period, during which training courses and master classes  on entrepreneurship, market assessment, management, marketing, PR,  financial planning, etc. are organized for them.  To recall, "VEON  Armenia" CJSC is now "VEON Armenia Holdings B.V." (Beeline trademark)  is part of the VEON group of companies, which is one of the world's  largest integrated telecom operators. The group includes  communications companies that provide voice communications and data  transmission services based on a wide range of wireless and fixed  communications technologies, as well as broadband Internet access to  subscribers in Russia, Italy, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan,  Tajikistan, Armenia, Georgia, Kyrgyzstan, Laos , Algeria, Bangladesh  and Pakistan. Group companies provide services under the brands  Beeline, Kyivstar, Wind, Mobilink, Banglalink and Djezzy .