InfoShare is currently the largest technological conference in Central and Eastern Europe. The event attracts thousands of participants (6,000 last year), hundreds of start-ups and speakers, as well as companies and investors. This year, at the 13th edition of the conference, Torus marked its presence with a relaxation zone and showed off its More Than Space strategy.
Our presence at infoShare was no accident. We attend events related to our business environment, our partners and any causes important to us, showing our approach to creating modern office space, developing business and building relationships.
Natalia Manuszewska (Torus) said.
When it comes to the world of technology and development, infoShare has it all. Participants can learn from the vast knowledge of both Polish and foreign presenters, learn new ideas and concepts proposed by numerous start-ups and meet well-known investors, outstanding employers and even their future employees.
The event was attended by Alchemia tenants - Lufthansa Systems Poland and State Street Bank - two global companies that are well accustomed to the Torus standard of quality office space. Other guests had a chance to get to know this standard in the special Torus zone. Aleksandra Błaszczyk, currently interning in our design department, and her supervisor, Kasia Barcz, created an attractive space with people at its focal point - a space for comfort, networking and even relaxing, sensory sensations. It featured a swing and conversation booth (provided by Krusel), lots of greenery (from Flora Muzyka) and interesting, functional furniture on loan from the Torus office. Our premium space attracted a lot of attention and was eagerly visited by corporate employees and managers.
Our Torus reps also presented our wider More Than Space strategy, including the upcoming October tree-planting campaign. We are planning to plant trees in Gdańsk, in the areas heavily affected by the 2017 rains. Our event is open to all companies from the Tricity area. We want to bring attention to the important problem of protecting our natural environment and improving the quality of life for ourselves and the future generations.A total of approximately 2,000 people visited the Torus zone over the two-day conference.
