The TriCity is an agglomeration of three cities - Gdańsk, Gdynia and Sopot, located in the North of Poland, which from the end of the 1990s has become more and more attractive for BPO, SSC, IT and R&D investments. It is here that in the year of 2021 over 170 projects in the modern business services sector have already been located, and there are more and more of them each year.
The Invest in Pomerania project is being run in the TriCity, the aim of which is to present, support and develop business investments from various sectors of the economy, including the BSS sector.
I invite you to an interview with Marcin Grzegory - Deputy Director of Invest in Pomerania.
Marcin Grzegory talks about the Tri-City, about business, about the support that Invest in Pomerania offers to investors, as well as non-obvious topics, such as the aviation hub, which has been present here for several years.
With this episode, in the "Good Morning BSS World" podcast, I open a series of interviews with representatives of cities and countries that are perfect locations for the development of the business process outsourcing and shared services centers sector.
Enjoy listening!

And here comes some useful links:
Marcin Grzegory on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/marcin-grzegory-b7932298/
Invest in Pomerania web page - https://investinpomerania.pl/
Invest in Pomerania on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/invest-in-pomerania/
Invest in Pomerania on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/investinpomerania
Live more Pomerania on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/livemore.pomerania/

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Marcin recommends the following books:
Nassim Taleb: ‘Antifragile: the things we gain from disorder’
Nassim Taleb: ‘The Black Swan: the impact of the highly improbable’.
Hans Rosling: ‘Factfulnes: Ten reasons we’re wrong about the world, and why things are better than you think’