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10.9.2015

Nová Karolina Park Welcomes Members of Ostrava’s Rotary Clubs

A meeting of members of the Rotary Clubs with well-known Czech developer Radim Passer took place in the spaces of the Nová Karolina Park office building in Ostrava. A total of 20 guests participated in the informal meeting combined with a tour and introduction of the Nová Karolina Park project in the centre of Ostrava. They not only had the opportunity to see the new spaces of the office building, but also to participate in an interesting discussion.

Members of the Rotary Club, a world-wide organisation uniting leading personalities from business and professional circles, accepted Radim Passer’s invitation for an exclusive meeting connected with a debate on the construction development of office centres and an introduction to his life story. They discussed Radim Passer’s experiences with the construction of office buildings, which he acquired while building the Nová Karolina Park office centre and, primarily, during the creation and continuing development of the unique multifunctional BB Centrum complex in Prague - Michle, and about trends in construction and ethics in business.

During the subsequent guided tour the members of the Rotary Clubs got a detailed look at the spaces of the Nová Karolina Park building and joined into a professional discussion concerning the suitability of the location, the easy traffic accessibility and the excellent offer of additional services and the emphasis on the extensive greenery throughout the project. “I am pleased that the members of the Rotary Clubs accepted our invitation to the Nová Karolina Park building that, thanks to its open and accessible atrium, is seen as a gateway from the historic city centre to the newly-urbanised Karolina area,” stated Radim Passer, the Chairman of the Board of PASSERINVEST GROUP, a. s., adding, “I was very happy to answer the guests’ questions concerning the current concept of a modern office space, with its high efficiency, and to discuss the advantages that these spaces bring in comparison to the past.”

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PASSERINVEST GROUP, a.s.
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E-mail: vendula.malochova@passerinvest.cz
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PASSERINVEST GROUP, a. s.

Passerinvest Group (hereinafter Passerinvest) is a purely Czech builder and investor. The company was founded by Radim Passer back in 1991 and has since then acquired a lot of experience in the construction of office and commercial buildings, residential buildings and civic amenities.
Since 1998, Passerinvest, as a responsible urban developer, has primarily been connected with Brumlovka (BB Centrum) in Prague 4, which is one of the most successful and extensive urban projects not only in the Czech Republic, but throughout all of Europe. Another important project in the company’s portfolio is Nové Roztyly, a brownfield of the former slaughterhouses of the Interlov complex where, in the future, a place with pleasant housing with a large park should arise, complemented by services for the general public and an office function. The principles of urban construction and the long-term sustainable development of Prague and the Czech Republic are part of Passerinvest Group’s vision. Thanks to its responsible approach, Passerinvest has built a very good reputation both on a domestic and on an international level. This is not only to the credit of the quality of the realised projects and the high level of the provided services, but also to the sense of fair play, a customer approach and also its responsibility to the society and the environment.