“Recruiting talented freelancers is easy because the Dutch are such bright, motivated, independent people. And, Amsterdam is awash with great co-working spaces.”

UPL recognizes the advantages of using the innovation-logistic synergy that the city offers to build their business in Europe. The Indian parent company refers to the cost-quality efficiency and the support offered by the central and local government authorities to be the key to further re-expand their activities in Rotterdam.

Today, 360 people, made up of twenty-nine different nationalities from around the world, are the loyal employees of Bosch Security Systems in Brabant. Virtually all new hires are from the region, with over half of the total workforce specializing in R&D engineering.

For Japanese pharmaceutical company Astellas, the Netherlands is one of the most important countries outside of Japan. The company continues to invesnt in everything from R&D to manufacturing facilities.

APS has had an office in Eindhoven since 2010. Although creative businesses often make Amsterdam their first choice, Eindhoven stood out to APS for many reasons.

Pinnacle is a structural and civil engineering consultancy, with expertise spanning data and fulfilment centres, offshore energy, retail and residential. The Pinnacle team have established themselves quickly and easily in The Hague. In part, that’s because Schiphol is a mere 50 minute flight from Norwich airport. There are also regular, fast trams from Schiphol to their office in the World Trade Center.

In 2011 Mitsubishi Aircraft Corporation decided to choose the Amsterdam Metropolitan Area as its center of operations for Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) region as a result of careful deliberation. An important consideration was that the Amsterdam Metropolitan Area boasts one of the most modern airports in the world.