Greater Poland's capital attracts investors
The report indicates that the capital of Wielkopolska is one of the most attractive cities for investors in the Central-East-Europe region. The document was prepared by independent specialists in cooperation with the City Hall Investor Relations Department.
- Repeatedly awarded in prestigious business rankings, the city is developing in a sustainable manner, in line with the idea of the smart city - reads the report. - Poznań is an example of a city where the most advanced processes are carried out in modern service centres.
The summary reminds that Poznań was ranked first in the Transport and Infrastructure category in the Saint-Gobain - Polish Cities of the Future 2050 Ranking. It also took the third step of the podium in the "Best cities to study in" ranking and in the ABSL ranking in terms of perception of the overall quality of life. It is the only city in Poland to appear in the list of the British newspaper "The Mirror"- "12 European cities that look like a fairy tale" and in the ranking of "Forbes" magazine - "20 best cities for Americans to live, invest and work in Europe".
Attractive jobs are being created in the capital of Greater Poland. Companies such as GSK, McKinsey and Franklin Templeton are expanding and increasing employment. The city is developing the idea of smart city - the Smart City Poznań application won the Wings of IT in Administration award, in the category of Tools for Communication with Citizens. It focuses on openness and diversity, takes care of modern public transport and a rich cultural offer. Investors also choose Poznań for the availability of qualified staff - global giants such as Franklin Templeton, GSK, Miele, Capgemini or Bridgestone SSC implement the most advanced processes here.
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