Kin + Carta are expanding their european footprint, here’s the latest;
Global digital transformation consultancy Kin + Carta has officially opened its Southeast Europe delivery hub, formalising its presence in the region following its acquisition of software development company Melon Group early last year. The news follows the rebranding of a new office space in Pristina, Kosovo.
Melon, located in both Bulgaria and North Macedonia, will now officially adopt the Kin + Carta name and branding as the final part of its integration – becoming the central delivery hub for all Kin + Carta’s Southeast Europe operations.
The full integration will see Kin + Carta clients benefit from Melon’s 20-year presence as a thriving technology business in Southeast Europe, whilst giving them access to the group’s data experts, engineers and regional reputation. Kin + Carta’s clients have already benefited from the pan-continental approach, with work being delivered by its Southeast European partners for over five years. In total, the consultancy boasts a presence of over 300 members of staff in the region, of which 80% are engineers, who deliver 50% of Kin + Carta’s output.
Likewise, this move will benefit the region’s existing European clients, such as Coca-Cola, Buchanan Technologies, Royal Philips and Banijay, who will now gain access and support from the global expertise of builders, makers and creators that form Kin + Carta’s reputation as the respected, responsible global consultancy it is today.
Kin + Carta now has operations in seven countries across Europe: Bulgaria, Greece, Kosovo, Macedonia, Poland, The Netherlands and the United Kingdom. This European wide operation complements the Americas region where the consultancy is HQ’d out of Chicago, with offices in New York, Denver, Portland, Colombia and Buenos Aires.
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