Econ Live
Accounting, HR and business consulting services for Czech entrepreneurs and small businesses
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About Econ Live
Econ Live provides professional accounting services and financial, personnel and business consulting. Its financial and accounting offer covers bookkeeping and improving a business's financial health. Its HR consulting covers payroll and personnel documentation, recruitment and employee retention. Its business consulting covers planning, organising and improving company processes.
The company's customers are entrepreneurs and businesses in the Czech Republic, to which it sells its advisory and outsourced accounting services.
Econ Live was founded in 2019 and is registered as a s.r.o. with its headquarters in Brno, Czech Republic.
Product: Accounting, financial, HR and business consulting services for entrepreneurs.
Jobs at Econ Live
Leadership
- Martin Kaláček · Jednatel (Managing director)Source: business register
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