Since the foundation of Bridge we follow the idea of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). As an Outsourcing company with offices in Ukraine, Moldova and India, Bridge feels socially responsible for the countries in which our offices are situated. To improve the balance of the world we want to make a contribution as well; we want to give a part of our profit back to the people of these countries.

Recently we got to know about a charity organization in India called Love and Serve that provides school accessories to children who cannot afford to buy them. As Bridge is especially interested in supporting education, we wanted to get to know more about this organization and their activities. After we met the founder of the organization we decided to support them yearly with a donation. (more…)

Because of the economic crises last year a lot of companies had to announce their insolvency. According to ‘Creditreform’ (a German credit information) there was a total of 185.000 firms in Europe that were driven to illiquidity.

Also for the year 2010 many experts predict no improvement in trade. Despite the economic recovery, the number of firm-bankruptcies will still rise.

Even in Bridge we could feel the impact of the crises, but we were not that much affected by it. After a silly season in summer 2009,   (more…)

“Imagine it more as a big open lounge where people come and go, talk to others in their industry, showcase demo’s of what they are working on, save the world, and ultimately maybe get some work done and run a few small meetings.”

Following up the great success that our Dutch colleagues from Bridge Holland have achieved when they started their first OPEN COFFEE in Hoorn, The Netherlands, Bridge India is now organizing the first OPEN COFFEE KOCHI.

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Open Coffee Hoorn is a popular club

Zwaag – ‘the visitors came from all corners and holes’ laughs Maikel Kok. The initiator of the Hoorn department of the Open Coffee Club was surprised by the overwhelming amount of interest for the first network event.

The guests entered the foyer of the theater ‘Het Park’ from different entrances. ‘Little before 9:30 am, we were with 4 people. Here we go I thought. A little later it was completely full. I expect it to become even more crowded, because the reactions were very positive’.

With the first meeting, on the last Friday in january, there were about hundred people.   (more…)