Three more partners have moved into the first construction phase of the EUREF-Campus Düsseldorf. Traditionally, everyone was served bread and salt and a glass of red wine.

A team from Vossloh, one of the world’s leading rail technology companies, is now working on the campus. Oliver Schuster, CEO of Vossloh: “Vossloh stands for sustainable mobility, the EUREF-Campus stands for sustainable work. The concept has convinced us and we are delighted to now be a part of it.”

This is when DSK (Deutsche Stadt- und Grundstücksentwicklungsgesellschaft) opened its new Düsseldorf office on the campus. DSK GmbH deals with sustainable development and climate protection concepts as well as energy-efficient urban redevelopment and holistic urban renewal on a daily basis. Managing Director Eckart Horwedel: “The new office is a quantum leap for us, we feel very much at home in the EUREF community.”

Frank Jung, CFO of metering service provider Officium, and his team are also in a good mood: “We as the OFFICIUM team are delighted to now be part of the EUREF-Campus community. As a management holding company, we have not had our own office space until now, but have always used the locations of our 15 established subsidiaries in the market for metering and energy services since our foundation in 2021. With our move to the EUREF-Campus at the beginning of April, we now have a central point of contact in Germany for the entire Group to promote personal exchange with our operational colleagues here as well.”

Welcome to the EUREF-Campus!