Vistra, a leading fund administrator and corporate service provider, has opened a new office in Lublin. After four years of operations, the Lublin branch has become Vistra's largest and fastest-growing site in Poland.
On 11th May 2022, Publicis Re: Sources officially opened a Business Services and IT Delivery Centre in Lublin. The company located its office at 2 Spokojna Street. It has already given employment to 40 people and by the end of the year, it will hire another 60 talents.
One of the most prestigious business magazines in Poland ‘Forbes’ has published this year's edition of 'Forbes Diamonds' ranking which brings together the fastest growing companies. The title is awarded to companies that have had the strongest impact on the development of the Polish economy and whose value has grown the fastest in the last three years. The ranking enjoys a reputation as one of the most accurate and reliable on the market.
Some of you have probably already noticed that blogs and news on our website are available not only in a traditional form but also in great quality sounding audio. That’s a result of our recent collaboration with HearMe.ai, the platform of which converts the text of any website into audio format. By implementing this solution, we allow a greater number of people to access our digital content.
SDS Optic Inc. is the first biotechnology start-up from Lublin that has recently debuted on the NewConnect market with its innovative and live-saving fibre-optic technology - inPROBE for real-time breast cancer diagnostics. The company’s mission is to increase cancer survival by 30% by 2030. We had a chance to talk with the leadership team that has worked on this success, and we are excited to share with you their story.
markARTUR, operating under the METEOR brand, is a family business that is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year. Over that time, the company has gone through an enormous transformation, becoming one of the most important suppliers of sports equipment in Poland. Read our interview with Jakub Czajkowski, CEO of markARTUR to find out what a company’s recipe for success is.
Soulab is a Lublin-based IT company focused on delivering complete SaaS services. In a conversation with Invest-in-Lublin, Paweł Niedziółka, founder and CEO of Soulab talks about the company’s key product - HRappka - an all in one HR system, and sheds some light on the company's plans.
The seventh edition of the CHECK IT conference took place on 14-15 of March 2022. The event has been organised regularly since 2014 by the Lublin City Hall, in close cooperation with universities, scientific circles, and IT specialists, as part of the Lublin IT Upland initiative.
Many of those seeking shelter from the war in Ukraine have decided to start a new life in Lublin. The city is trying to support them in many ways. In addition to relief supplies, psychological and financial help, the people now need one thing above all: a perspective in the place where they have found refuge. This also includes a job to be able to build an independent life.
The beginnings of Spiżarnia’s activity date back to 2004 when Poland had joined the European Union. That opened up new opportunities for Poles to spread their wings in business on the European market. Two high school friends, Dariusz Jeleniewski and Karol Wroński took a chance and decided to start a small business that provides emigrating to UK Poles with what they crave most – good quality Polish food.
fDi's European Cities and Regions of the Future 2022/23 ranking benchmarked various locations for their attractiveness to foreign direct investment (FDI). fDi assessed over 553 cities and regions for its study, grouping them by population size and then ranking them based on data collected across five subcategories: economic potential, business friendliness, connectivity, human capital and lifestyle, and cost-effectiveness. In addition, qualitative data was collected under the sixth category - FDI Strategy.
On the 27th of January, 2022, City Council adopted the Lublin Development Strategy 2022-2030.
The most significant city document is a result of three years of work, which included various consultations regarding the future of Lublin as a place to live, work, study and pursue development opportunities.
