The “SEE Offices” company is offering its, mainly foreign, clients and other interested parties comfortable business room suitable for training events, various types of conferences, and meetings in exceptional surroundings.

Konstantin Von Varendorff, since May this year the new General of SEE Business Embassies says that this venue include three multifunctional conference rooms seating a total of 75 people. Organizers and participants are provided with a comprehensive infrastructure with state-of-art technical equipment.

Mr. Varendorff for SEE Business Travel & Meetings magazine said that SEE Conference Rooms are most suitable for board meetings, various training programs, workshops, educations, sales presentations and also team building. In collaboration with the Delegation of German Economy in Serbia recently the venue has hosted a large HR working group of German-Serbian Business Association (DSW), whose member is SEE Business Embassies.

The SEE Offices is a joint venture enterprise of two Austrian companies, the business centre leader in Austria, Bena Group, and the consultancy firm, Ecovis ConFidas, providing financial consultancy services in the region of Southeast Europe.

Alexander Samonig, General Manager of Ecovis ConFidas said for the magazine that the first of several prospective SEE Offices business centres opened in November 2012. “Our offer is definitely unique for foreign investors on this market because in addition to the possibility of renting fully equipped modern facilities and design offices with full secretarial support, we also provide virtual office management services. Our comprehensive package of services offered to foreign investors also includes full law office support, which is extremely important for them”, said Mr. Samonig. In addition to a spectacular view of Belgrade, the Conference Centre, he says, is a modern facility offering another advantage – the cocktail after the conference can take place on the 25^th floor of Ušće Business Centre, which has a part reserved for smokers.

Milan Vučković