Even though we have nothing against the Czech railways and we are armored against dug-up motorways, we have decided not to spend hours on the roads between Ostrava and Prague and to be closer to you. We prefer to dedicate the time saved to you and your projects.
That is why since the beginning of this summer we can welcome you not only in our Ostrava headquarters, but also in the meeting room of our new office in the center of all business events - in Karlín, Prague.
We have settled a short distance from the Rohanské nábřeží, so if we grill together on the terrace in the summer, we can discuss our plans in a hammock, for example, and the roar of the Vltava, which we have in sight, will complete the backdrop.
And who from Moravio will be looking forward to seeing you in Karlín? We have appointed two executives as contact persons - Dan Karchňák and Lukáš Greň, for whom Prague has become a second home since the summer. "Thanks to the smaller distance between us and Prague clients, our joint meetings are more frequent, less formal and we have more time to get to know each other better and tune in to the same wave of thought. Which is only beneficial for the joint work so far,“ praises the opening of new offices by Moravio CEO Dan Karchňák. Lukáš Greň, the second managing director, agrees with this: “We literally have a running track in front of the windows, so we and our business partners, who are sports-minded, took a five-kilometer run instead of meeting in chairs. And we immediately came up with new ideas in the fresh air."
And if you don't happen to find our executives directly in the new offices, the newly assembled Prague product and sales team will be at your fingertips. And don't worry, any of our other employees can come to Prague at any time and consult with you on what's on your mind. We will no longer have to make an appointment according to train timetables or the traffic situation on the D1. Thanks to all the facilities, we will have time for a friendly sitting early in the morning for breakfast or late dinner.
You can also see in the photos from the official opening that there is always something good for your teeth.
So what kind of goodness will we meet with you?
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