Ezgi Cansel DemirkanBusiness Development Associate
areas of expertise
- R&D
- Business Development
- Project Management
- Communication
- Client Relations Support
- Identifying Growth Strategies
education
- PGDip, Human Resources Management, National College of Ireland
- BA, American Culture & Literature, Hacettepe University
Ezgi C. Demirkan has an American Culture and Literature BA Degree from Hacettepe University, and holds a PGDip in HRM from the National College of Ireland in Dublin. After graduation, she worked in Consultancy & Mass Media Production companies before joining Quatro Strategies, and Consulting, in 2024 as a Business Development Associate.
Ms. Demirkan is working in the position of a Business Development Associate at QUATRO Strategies International Inc.
Ezgi C. Demirkan highlights their proficiency in data interpretation, quantitative assessment, and strategic planning for business development initiatives. She is fluent in English and Turkish.
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Copper remains firm as U.S.-China trade war fuels market uncertainty
Copper prices remained firm in London this week as investors weighed the latest trade war escalation between the U.S. and China. Chinese markets reopened after the Lunar New Year holiday, bringing fresh volatility to base metals. In response to former U.S. President Donald Trump’s new 10% tariffs on Chinese goods, Beijing announced retaliatory measures…
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Foreign investors shun China’s stock market amid trade war uncertainty
As the U.S.-China tariff battle escalates, foreign investors are increasingly opting to stay away from Chinese equities, wary of economic headwinds and political unpredictability. While markets initially reacted with caution to the latest 10% U.S. tariffs, uncertainty surrounding trade negotiations between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping, combined with China’s…
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Vietnam revises power strategy, delays offshore wind and LNG targets
Vietnam has adjusted its power production targets for the 2020s, scaling back its ambitions for offshore wind and gas while increasing reliance on coal and other renewable sources. The changes, outlined in a draft industry ministry document released on Tuesday, reflect supply constraints, shifting energy priorities, and trade negotiations with the U.S…
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