Representatives from some of Europe’s largest banks and investment funds recently gathered in Boden to witness the progress of Stegra’s green steel plant. With a total funding of €6.5 billion Euro the project has become a European symbol of industrial transformation.
A chance for companies to find new employees – and a chance for game students to find an internship. About 15 companies and 130 students from Futuregames’ programs participated when the recruitment fair Ting North was organized at Boden Business Park for the third year.
Over 800 people will lose their jobs at Northvolt in Skellefteå. In addition, probationary positions have been terminated and jobs by subcontractors have been canceled. If you need to recruit, there is a chance to meet candidates in Skellefteå in November.
The name change, competition with Hybrit and 1,500 new jobs – a lot of interest in Stegra’s green steel mill in Boden when the company met the people of Boden.
Season is a new concept for restaurant, conference and hotel at Boden Business Park. With a clear sustainability mindset around food and meetings, ingredients and influences are selected according to season.
A changing global situation means a significant expansion of the Swedish Armed Forces and a potential goldmine for businesses in Boden.
“It’s hard to think of any other organization in Sweden with as broad a procurement as the Swedish Armed Forces,” said Jonas Berglund, Head of Procurement at the Swedish Armed Forces, during Bodenxt Talks.
Arctic Mobile etablerar sig i Boden och tar ledningen inom reservkraft för telekomindustrin. Med innovativa lösningar och fokus på krisberedskap satsar företaget på långsiktiga affärer.
Boden Business Park is growing and there is great interest in Space & Place coworking. Sáme Giellagálldo is one of the members of our coworking space.
For ten days, female and non-binary game developers from seven countries gathered at Peet Farm to create games together.
“This experience is something I will cherish all my life”, said Jamie Yoongi Lee, from Canada.
The major industrial changes facing the whole region are having a major impact on its attractiveness.
Politicians and businesses agree: to create places where people want to live and work, it is not enough to create jobs, but a rich cultural life and a wide range of cultural offerings are needed.
The regional project North Creative Nodes, which aims to strengthen companies in the cultural sector in Norrbotten, has now received funding from the Regional Development Fund and Region Norrbotten, among others.
