Danish Outsourcing Forum 2019 | MFA Ukraine | 28 May 2019 | The Metropolitan Andrey Sheptytsky Center, Kozelnytska St, 2A, L'viv, L'vivs'ka oblast, Ukraine, 79000
Venue
The Metropolitan Andrey Sheptytsky Center
The Metropolitan Andrey Sheptytsky Center, Kozelnytska St, 2A, L'viv, L'vivs'ka oblast, Ukraine, 79000
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| Event Date |
Tue May 28 EEST - Wed May 29 EEST (over 5 years ago)
In your timezone (EST): Tue May 28 1:00am - Wed May 29 10:00am |
| Location |
The Metropolitan Andrey Sheptytsky Center
Kozelnytska St, 2A, L'viv, L'vivs'ka oblast, Ukraine, 79000 |
Details
Costs are a crucial factor for businesses, both locally and globally. Add that to the challenge of recruiting the necessary competencies in a small country like Denmark. It was exactly the salary level combined with the access to qualified labor that Danish companies in Poland used as the basis for their decision on relocation.
By relocating all or part of the company’s production to Poland, the Danish companies have strengthened their competitiveness – not only in the domestic market – but also globally.
The Polish economy and society have experienced major changes following the Polish entry into the European Union. Companies from across the Union have sought Poland to benefit from the competitive advantages that can be gained from relocating to Poland. The free movement in the EU has resulted in more than 1.2 million Poles moving away from Poland to other EU countries since their inclusion in the EU. The increased prosperity in Poland has also resulted in falling birth rates as seen in many other European countries.
The result of these factors is that the Polish labor market is under pressure. According to a study by the European Commission, Poland is experiencing a shortage of skilled labor that is 2.5 times higher than the average in the rest of the EU.
In the future, Danish companies should expect that the competition for qualified labor in Poland will continue to increase. In Ukraine, you have access to a large qualified workforce at an attractive cost level.
Speakers
2019 Speaker
Mykhailo Vydoinyk
Ukrainian Ambassador, Denmark
Rafał Wolski
Polish Consul General, Lviv
Andriy Sadovyi
Mayor, Lviv
Oleh Syniutka
Governor, Lviv Oblast
Daniel Bilak
Chairman, Ukraineinvest, Chief Investment Adviser, Prime Minister, Ukraine
Tom Axelgaard
Ceo, Goodvalley A/s
Taras Yurynts
Guldmann Ukraine
Rostyslav Nakonechnyy
Mita-teknik
Eugenia Onyshko
Cft, Ukraine
Nataliya Schulyar
Spheros-electron
Carsten Steno
Business-journalist
Leif M. Pedersen
Ict Logistics A/s, Logistics
Bjarne Rerup
Aarhus Universitet
Bo Nyhus
Nefco
Yuri Arabskiy
Bc Partner, Facilities, Location
Morten Munk
Mafcon
Sponsors & Partners
2019 Partner
• Embassy of Ukraine
• Konsulat Generalny
• LVIV
• Ivobl
• Ukraine Invest