Balkans
Better Collective Plans to Have 150 Employees in Serbia by the End of 2020

Better Collective is planning to have 150 employees in Serbia by the end of 2020.
“The city of Niš is an ideal destination for new investments, which is why Danish companies are growing their businesses here. The city has great potential to be harnessed,” H.E. Mr. Anders Christian Hougård said.
“The city of Niš is an ideal destination for new investments, which is why Danish companies are growing their businesses here. The city has great potential to be harnessed,” Hougård added.
While operating in Niš for three years, the company already has over 100 employees who are based in the city. Jacob Folmand, director of the office, has commented that there would be more job offerings to come in the future.
“The plan is to have 150 employees by the end of 2020. Given that, at this point we have 105, it seems to me that number will be even higher. We are thrilled with the talent found in Niš and Serbia, and we want to continue to grow our business in this city,” Folmand said.
“It is a fantastic city and has a great business climate. We are very happy to have started our own international expansion right from here. The original plan was that in 18 months we would hire 12 people, but we realized it was unrealistic, given how talented people in Serbia are, and decided to expand our business here,” Jesper Søgaard, CEO of Better Collective said.
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