The 2025/2026 Football League season starts! Assemble a team and report it to us!


It’s coming back, it’s coming back! Olivia Centre Football League! Season 2025/2026

We invite all football lovers to the competition.
Gather teams and participate!

 

 

After the holidays, energy is boiling? Instead of circling the office at a sprint pace and nodding to your co-workers or boss;), bring that power to the pitch! The Olivia Football League is back – and for the thirteenth time! You say “13”? We say: happy thirteen. And since 1+3=4, we have four cosmic reasons for you to join right now.

 

 

The Cosmic Four, or why it’s worth it

  1. The joy of the game – nothing resets your head like 50 minutes of running after the ball and that one lace action that you will talk about over coffee until the end of the season.
  2. Team spirit – the league binds teams together better than many trainings. On the pitch, you learn to trust faster than in all the workshops combined.
  3. Health and endorphins – fitness increases, stress decreases, and the banana does not leave the face. This is the most pleasant “benefit plan” you can get.
  4. Sports competition at ease – we play seriously, but with a smile. Fair play is our basic tactic.

 

Gather a team and apply

Gather a team and report to us.

  1. Step 1. Stand up to the captain.
  2. Step 2. Choose a squad (reserves are welcome – the season is long!).
  3. Step 3. Fill out the form (BELOW!) and send your application to dzial.komunikacji@oliviacentre.com
  4. Step 4. Receive confirmation, refuel with endorphins and… See you on the pitch.

 

 

FAQ (Really Attractive Q&A)

  1. Level of advancement? Different – from “I’ve been playing since forever” to “I bought corks yesterday”. Everyone has their own minutes of glory here.
  2. Equipment? An outfit, shoes, a bottle of water and a desire to play. You will take care of the rest in the team.
  3. Terms? We start in October 2025, play until June 2026 – WE ACCEPT APPLICATIONS UNTIL SEPTEMBER 19TH!
  4. Safety? We play fair, we respect our rivals and our knees. Simple.

Below are the current Regulations and Application Forms.

 

 

 

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10 years of O4 Coworking at Olivia Centre!

Our O4 Coworking celebrates its tenth birthday today and still has the same attractive rhythm: you come in “for a while” and you stay for a very, very long time. Desks and meters? Sure, there are. But it’s the coworking community that makes you really want to be here – harmonious, kind, helpful, “just ours”.

 

Today, I think we can say that ten years have passed like one day. Because everything was happening so fast! And over the past decade, something has emerged that is the hardest to plan in a business plan: a close-knit community. Companies and freelancers, startups and mature teams – they all say the same thing: it’s just good to work here. Because in O4, desks, rooms and meters are just the beginning. The most important thing happens between people.

 

What makes the difference on a daily basis?

  • conversations in the kitchen, after which projects are created,
  • random meetings from which you leave with contact and a plan for tomorrow,
  • Networking without spin – wise, supportive, strengthening business and mood
  • short relaxation on the grass, deckchair, swing;
  • Celebrating small and large holidays together

 

Fig. Olivia Centre Archives

 

O4 also offers a specific offer, including: offices, desks, hot desks, registry addresses, workshops, meetings, conferences, webinars, opportunities for networking, spending time together, meeting rooms, webinar corner and much more. Because, as the team emphasizes, O4 is much more than just an office. It is, above all, an inspiring community, combining knowledge, passion, serving cooperation, exchange of experience, knowledge and development. One that combines business and purely human potential.

 

O4 has been focusing on personal and business development for years. Competencies, employer branding, business development, mentoring. The numbers speak for themselves: 97% of O4 members appreciate the offer “outside the office and desk”, almost half actively use workshops, sports, recruitment speed-dating and team-building events, and 98% think that the O4 community is friendly and helpful. What’s more, 70% see a connection between being at O4 and their own success – and the same number treat O4 as a business partner.

 

Today, O4 manages 86 offices for almost 700 people and operates in four buildings of the Olivia Centre. In total, there is about 6000 m² of very diverse space – from a prestigious zone overlooking the city to budget, “atmospheric” options on the lower floors, or even a compact 4 m² in shared spaces. In addition, full kitchen facilities, integration spaces and – to be fully used – the entire residential offer of the Olivia Centre!

 

And that’s exactly what Olivia’s ecosystem is of great importance here: events organized here, interesting guests, inspiring meetings and conversations (including those “At the Top” by Olivia Star, cooperation with universities (UG, PG, WSB Merito), recruitment offer, projects carried out together with local entrepreneurs. For many, it is important that O4 is the largest local coworking community – you join and are immediately online Ok. 500 entrepreneurs.

 

 

O4, happy 10th anniversary!
Thank you for your energy, agency and daily “hey” in the corridor.
We wish you and all Oczterian residents another decade full of inspiring meetings, bold projects, great recruitment and – simply – happy work in good company.

It is for you that today we will display the O4 logo at the very top of Olivia Star!
Have a good time, have a good time!

 

 

 

 

 

 

A new Gdańsk Resident’s Card service point opened in Olivia Prime

In the newest building of Olivia Centre, a new service point for residents has been launched, intended for users of the Gdańsk Resident’s Card. This is where Gdańsk residents can complete all the formalities related to the program addressed to people living, studying, paying taxes or doing business in Gdańsk.

 

The Gdańsk Resident’s Card is a modern tool that has been making it easier for residents to use city services since 2017, offering free admission tickets and discounts, as well as access to events and other benefits at the best prices. Currently, it is already used by 360 thousand. Residents. Users have at their disposal events and cultural, museum and sports facilities, special Gdańsk menu packages in restaurants, discounts on purchases and service orders in Gdańsk enterprises. For all those who like to spend time in Gdańsk, it allows you to discover as many as 32 city attractions. And it’s completely free of charge ! It allows free admission once a year m.in to the zoo, the Amber Museum, the Hevelianum, the ice rink, the swimming pools of the Gdańsk Sports Center and many other places. In addition, additional discounts are granted in as many as 200 establishments throughout the city.

 

The Resident’s Card allows children and young people to use public transport free of charge, while ZTM allows people who buy paid personal season tickets to travel free of charge on SKM/PKM/POLREGIO trains in Gdańsk. Seniors are the first to receive news about interesting events and programs designed especially for them.

 

In addition, thanks to the I Am from Gdańsk application, users can pay local taxes, exchange information with their neighbours via the VILEO messenger, take part in special point competitions, borrow books from the Voivodeship and Municipal Public Libraries and vote for the Civic Budget projects.

 

The resident service point opened in Olivia Centre is the second facility of its kind in Gdańsk. It is also another public institution available in this largest Polish business center, after Invest Pomerania and the Gdańsk Talent Development Centre. Apart from them, residents can also find service points for Energa customers, numerous banks, a fitness center, and importantly, there are parking lots available on site that allow free parking for up to 30 minutes. The proximity of bus, tram and SKM railway stops is also important for residents.

 

Olivia, through the functions we offer to residents and tourists, is part of the developing Gdańsk, and the policy we implement to introduce as many services as possible to the center, which are used by residents and tourists, allows literally each of them to feel at home in Olivia – says Bogusław Wieczorek, Olivia Centre’s Board Representative. The observation deck on the 32nd floor of Olivia Star is the best place to start exploring Gdańsk, because from here, as if in the palm of your hand, you can see the whole city: from the tower of St. Mary’s Church, through shipyard cranes, the Gdańsk Stadium, the Bay of Gdańsk to the monuments of Oliwa with the cathedral, park and the majestic Tri-City Landscape Park. Several hundred events take place here every year, including concerts by stars of the Polish music scene, theater performances or meetings of culinary art lovers at the Michelin-honored restaurants Arco by Paco Perez and Treinta y Tres. Since this year, we have a center for multimedia family entertainment, and our offer is complemented by a fitness center, a medical center, numerous cafes, bistros and restaurants. We hope that the Residents’ Service Center and the Gdańsk Residents’ Benefits Program will allow us to welcome many residents who have not had the opportunity to visit us so far, and thanks to this, we will become a popular and popular place to spend time for even more Gdańsk residents.

 

 

Fig. Michał Wesołek | @WerbrandUnicorns

 

Billiards brings office workers together on their lunch break

Since the beginning of the summer holidays, the Olivia Centre has boasted the first outdoor pool table. It is a unique attraction available free of charge to all those interested. Olivia also has Omida Billiard Corner – a space on the first floor of Olivia Star, where two professional tables for playing this unusual sport await billiard lovers.

 

Since the beginning of the project, Olivia Centre has been developing the so-called passion clubs – informal clubs associating lovers of photography, sailing, football, volleyball or much less obvious passions, such as flower care. The most visible club is made up of singing enthusiasts, gathered in the Olivia Centre Choir, which recorded its own album and last year began participating in ticketed concerts in the Pomeranian Voivodeship. Recently, a pool lovers’ club has been added to the list of opportunities to develop passion in Olivia. One of Olivia’s tenants, Omida Group, offered to make a billiard table available to all interested parties in Olivia’s common areas.

When I found a billiard table in our warehouses, I immediately thought of putting it in a public place and making it available to Olivia Residents ,” says Maciej Kotarski, director at Olivia Centre. I decided to get involved in the project Bartłomiej Glinka from Omida Group, who plays billiards very well and is happy to talk about it. This is our specialty – to find an enthusiast among the residents who will want to support a given project. By joining forces, it was possible to complete this project successfully and make a beautiful table available for all fans of this extraordinary game.

I immediately liked this idea – emphasizes Bartłomiej Glinka, Member of the Supervisory Board and co-founder of Omida Group. Thanks to the great cooperation with Olivia’s administration department, we were able to organize the space on the first floor of Olivia Star very quickly. We invested in it, arranged it in a way that ensured safety and immediately launched a league of enthusiasts of this sport from all over Olivia. Her tutor was Grzegorz Lasota, a billiard player, coach, member of Omida-Kmicic Starogard Gdański . On the basis of the first group of fans of this sport, in the first year it was possible to organize a billiard league, in which 30 players took part, and in the second edition there were already over 40 of them. The popularity of this idea caused Omida to supplement the Billiard Corner with a second table. This year, thanks to the cooperation with Starmax, the first outdoor billiard table appeared on Olivia’s patio, which is a kind of novelty in Poland.


We are very happy when residents get involved in Olivia’s life,”
says Maciej Olszewski, Director of the Communication Department at Olivia Centre. We actively support their ideas and initiatives, and Omida Bilard Corner is a great example of this. A few weeks in 2024 were enough for Omida Billiard Corner to be built on the 1st floor of Olivia Star. So far, three billiard tournaments have been played here. Importantly, apart from the tournament emotions, the zone is available to all employees of the center, and admission to it is free. It is often used by employees of other companies who come to play a 10-minute game as part of a break from work.

However, this is not all that is happening around billiards in Olivia says Maciej Kotarski. At the beginning of 2025, one of the residents came up with the idea of providing Olivia’s employees and guests with an outdoor pool table. We got in touch with a Polish manufacturer of such tables, found a suitable place on the patio and now you can play Olivia’s billiards in the open air. The table surface has a special structure that provides almost identical playing conditions as on a cloth-covered table. We haven’t seen an outdoor billiard tournament in Olivia yet, but the table attracts fans of this entertainment, especially during the lunch break or during our events from the Summer on the Patio series.

 

Fig. Piotr Połoczański

 

Fig. Omida

Olivia Centre’s Fourth Sustainability Report

The owner of Poland’s largest business center has published its next environmental and social responsibility report. This is the fourth ESG report, which confirms Tonsa’s commitment to sustainability and the standards it follows in its day-to-day operations. The data published in the report allow us to see important trends: despite the increase in the number of employees, the consumption of utilities is decreasing, the level of circularity is increasing, and the amount of waste and carbon dioxide emissions is decreasing.

 

The data published in the reports often allow to illustrate the trends and effects of actions taken by the largest investors for the benefit of social and environmental responsibility. The key results of the Tonsa Group report include a significant reduction in waste and emissions. Although the percentage of renting in 2024 increased to 95% of the available space, at the same time there was a 23% reduction in municipal waste compared to last year, a reduction in energy consumption by 4% and thanks to the Tork Paper Circle recycling policy implemented for years, the amount of CO2e emissions was reduced by more than 5 tonnes. At the same time, last year, the policy of developing green areas was continued, as part of which a green revolution is taking place on the patio of the center: almost 700 new plants were planted and a flower meadow with an area of over 1200 sqm was created. A significant part of the public areas of the center, which have so far been filled with concrete pavements, is gradually transformed into rain gardens and pocket gardens, among which walking paths meander.

 

At the same time, in 2024, the development of Olivia Centre with a new function began, complementing the range of services available so far: office, entertainment and recreation, service. The construction of Olivia Pulse has begun on Olivia – a modern apartment building with 245 apartments, complementing the center’s offer with a residential function, providing it with a fully mixed-use status. A residential function will be added to the range of opportunities offered in Olivia on a daily basis (fitness center, medical facilities, banks, cafes, restaurants, tourist attractions and entertainment points). The deadline for commissioning the facility is the end of 2026. It is also worth noting that Olivia Home, responsible for the development of Olivia’s housing offer, as well as its own development projects, is also developing its activities in the Tonsa Group. The group also runs Design Anatomy – an award-winning architectural office, specializing in the design of offices, apartments and service premises, as well as cubature facilities for clients from all over Poland.

 

Periodically published ESG reports are intended to determine the importance of a sustainable and ethical approach of investors to their business activities. They allow us to collect good practices, determine the standards of activity, goals and importance of the company for the social and economic environment. Facilities with a key role for the local economic ecosystem undertake a number of activities in each year of operation, which only when aggregated in ESG reports allow to emphasize the scale of the effects of their activities and their importance for the environment in which they operate.

 

The reports also allow to indicate key goals and priorities, ensure transparency and comparability of data, which is of great importance for investors who analyze the company’s position on the market and the stability of its operations. Sustainability reports are also a response to the need to provide insight into the activities of companies in a broader perspective than just numbers. According to the law, only the largest companies employing more than 500 employees are obliged to publish reports annually, but in total, this obligation is also transferred to their subcontractors, from whom the largest companies collect data necessary for their own reporting.

 

The largest global companies have their headquarters in the Olivia Centre, so the Tonsa Sustainability Report has been published since the first year of the directives, but this practice is also based on the awareness of the importance of the center for the local economy and the desire to present to the public a number of good practices that have been part of the everyday functioning of the facility for years. The Olivia Centre employs 15,000 people, and nearly 200 companies have their offices, including such entities as Amazon, Bayer, Capgemini, Deloitte, Energa, EPAM, Fujifilm, Lyreco, Medicover, Nike, Nordea, PwC, Ricoh, Sii and thyssenkrupp. The scale of the centre’s impact covers not only Gdańsk, but also the entire region, ensuring the receipt of public levies to the municipal budget, space for the development of numerous staff, as well as increasing the attractiveness of Pomerania in the eyes of investors.

 

“The passing year is another year of stable development for our Group in a dynamically changing world,” says Maciej Grabski, Managing Director of the Tonsa Group. Although the political changes in Poland and the United States, as well as the armed conflict in Ukraine, do not directly affect us, we are closely observing the economic environment, which affects the economic situation of us, the Residents of the Olivia Centre and business partners. It is important to me that I am building a business center in my hometown. I want to contribute to the best possible development of Gdańsk and the region. And a modern business centre in the heart of the metropolis is, in my opinion, a great showcase of Gdańsk, the Tri-City and the entire Pomerania. I am all the more proud of the fact that our team has achieved significant sustainability milestones, which once again prove that the Tonsa Group is a leader in its industry, setting trends and benchmarks for the competition. As a special honour for the activities of the entire Tonsa Group team, I treat the St. Adalbert Medal awarded to me. This is the most important, next to the title of Honorary Citizen of the City of Gdańsk, awarded by the Gdańsk City Council. The justification for its award was the construction of Olivia Centre, which attracts numerous domestic and foreign investors and is a modern and innovative showcase of Gdańsk adds Maciej Grabski.

 

The investment transparency of the Tonsa Group is also confirmed by the listing of bonds issued by Olivia Fin Sp. z o.o. SKA in the alternative trading system of the Warsaw Stock Exchange – ASO Catalyst. In 2024, the Polish Financial Supervision Authority approved the first prospectus for a public bond issue program in the amount of PLN 150 million, which the Company has already implemented.

 

The report shows our initiatives over the past year, but also sums them up with the actions taken so far,” says Bogusław Wieczorek, Olivia Centre’s Board Representative. What is also important, it sets very ambitious goals for the coming months, which allows us to emphasize the importance of the course for sustainable development and responsibility. Through our activities, we want to confirm the role of a leader in the region, be an attractive space for the most demanding companies in the world and be a showcase of modern, dynamically developing Gdańsk.

 

 

The full report is available at:

 

ESG – nasza odpowiedzialność

Olivia Centre has been supporting local initiatives for 6 years

Olivia Centre, Andrzej Stelmasiewicz and Przemysław Skokowski, councillor of the Przymorze Małe district, invite all interested parties to apply for funds from the Oliwa Neighbourhood Budget – a local programme to support initiatives developing Oliwia and its residents.

 

This year is the 6th edition of the initiative, which since 2020 has aimed to support projects important to residents. Initiatives are submitted by them, as well as by charities and non-governmental organizations. This year’s pool of funds from the Oliwa Neighbourhood Budget amounts to PLN 24 thousand and was funded by the Olivia Centre business centre, Andrzej Stelmasiewicz, an entrepreneur, activist and culture lover from Oliwa, and Przemysław Skokowski, a councillor of the Przymorze Małe district. Together, they funded funds that can be applied for until 14 September this year.

 

The history of the Oliwa Neighborhood Budget dates back to 2020, when a platform was created to support local initiatives aimed at the development of Oliwa and Przymorze Małe – two districts of Gdańsk, located directly at the Olivia Centre, and whose residents most often work in Olivia. In this way, we want to support all initiatives that are important for residents and contribute to the development of the environment in which we operate ,” says Bogusław Wieczorek, Olivia Centre’s Board Representative. As the largest business center in Poland, we support the development of Gdańsk and Pomerania, offering jobs and contributing to many investments that permanently change the economic face of the region and Polish, but the micro-community, of which we are a part on a daily basis, is also important to us. We want to support the organization of extracurricular activities, activation workshops addressed to seniors and people in need, but also the development of common spaces with new facilities or elements of small architecture. Experience shows that the Oliwa Neighborhood Budget works well where support is needed on a daily basis, and other sources of financing do not provide such a possibility or it is necessary to supplement them. We are glad that in this way we can contribute to improving the quality of life and be good neighbors for our local community.

 

From the very beginning, the initiative has been supported by Andrzej Stelmasiewicz, a local entrepreneur, cultural activist and long-time Gdańsk councillor. The Oliwa Neighborhood Budget, which includes two districts: Oliwa and Przymorze Małe, i.e. the former Oliwa za Torami, is a model to be followed by entrepreneurs from other districts. I dream of such initiatives appearing in other Gdańsk districts, and we have as many as 35 of them. I am glad that our Oliwa budget is developing, but I encourage other entrepreneurs from Oliwa and Przymorze Małe to join this great initiative – emphasizes Andrzej Stelmasiewicz.

 

Since 2024, Przemysław Skokowski, Councillor of the Przymorze Małe district, also a Gdańsk entrepreneur, has also joined the activities of the Oliwa Budget: As one of the donors of the Oliwa Neighborhood Budget, I have a simple motivation: to give back a part of what I receive from our community. In the sixth edition, there is PLN 24 thousand in the pool, and the residents of Oliwa and Przymorze Małe can submit their ideas until September 14 in a very simple and very simplified path of awarding funds to receive them if the jury likes the idea. I keep my fingers crossed for projects that connect neighbors and leave a lasting mark on the community. In previous years, we have seen how great initiatives work – from ceramic workshops, through floorball tournaments for children, to field games that reveal the history of Oliwa. As a resident of Przymorze Małe and the Chairman of the District Council, I hope that this year there will also be initiatives from our district and I will strongly support their implementation.

 

Projects can be submitted via the form available on the OBS website. The selection of co-financed projects is decided by a jury consisting of District Councillors, city activists, representatives of public institutions and one representative of the Olivia Centre. The winners are chosen through democratic voting, in which each vote has equal weight.

 

We invite you to sail in September!

As much as 7 years ago (wow!), in 2018, we established the Olivia Yacht Club, which brings together lovers of recreational swimming and real sea dogs. Since then, we have been sailing together. We cordially invite you to September cruises after work (on Wednesdays) and to Sunday, all-day sailing.

 

Choose a date for you and your team and catch the wind in your sails. Remember that with the My Olivia app you have a discount on the ticket for you and your companion!

 

We sail after work until sunset

 

Enjoy all-day cruises on Sundays

 

We are united by passion

Sailing is not only a sport and a passion, but also a way to develop strategic planning skills, team cooperation and improving mental resilience. It is also, of course, a great way to spend time outdoors and – in our case – a great opportunity to discover the charms of the Bay of Gdańsk together.

 

Masterful traditions

We created Olivia Yacht Club together with Mateusz Kusznierewicz – one of the most outstanding Polish sailors, Olympic champion from Atlanta (1996) in the Finn class and bronze medalist of the Olympic Games in Athens (2004). This multiple world and European champion inspired OYC members with his knowledge and experience, taught them and motivated them to constantly improve their sailing skills. Although he no longer conducts regular training, he still sails with Olivia whenever he has a free moment.

 

Fig. Olivia Yacht Club

 

Year-round cruises on the Bay of Gdansk

Olivia Yacht Club organizes cruises regardless of the season. Spring, summer and even winter trips! The cruises take off from both Gdańsk and Sopot, and one of their ambassadors is Maciej Kotarski, Director at Olivia Centre, who promotes winter sailing in particular as an excellent way to develop immunity and fortitude. He also enjoys sailing with the crews of Nordea, Capgemini, Grid Dynamics and Just Join IT.

 

Partnership with Premium Yachting

Thanks to cooperation with Premium Yachting , our members have access to modern vessels and professional organization of cruises. Together, we develop sailing culture and inspire people to push new boundaries – both in sport and in professional life.

 

We invite you to sail together and discover new horizons!

 

 

Do you know the biggest regatta in the world?

Sailing is not only about recreation, but also about competition at the highest level. The most prestigious regattas include:

  • America’s Cup – the oldest and most prestigious sailing competition, held since 1851,
  • Volvo Ocean Race (now The Ocean Race) – an extreme, several-month-long race around the world,
  • Vendée Globe – a solitary regatta around the world without stops,
  • The Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race is a demanding race from Sydney to Hobart.

The fifth edition of Ultras Oliwski – Around Joy!

 

Do you run? Take part in the 5. Ultras Oliwa! On September 20, 2025, Gdańsk will once again become an arena for running emotions in the heart of the picturesque Oliwa Forests. This is a unique event for lovers of trail running and active recreation. This time, even more excitement, new challenges and unforgettable moments await you!

 

Distances:

  • Half marathon – 21.95 km
  • 10K run
  • Children’s runs

 

There will also be the Runner’s Town at the Mill Pond – with warm-ups, animations, a food court and a Garden Party zone, where you can relax after the run with family and friends with music.

 

Why?

  • Trail trails in the heart of nature
  • Sports emotions and integration of the local community
  • Professional facilities and support of the organizers

 

Sign up now!

Limit of participants: 300 people. Don’t hesitate!

 

 

Olivia’s residents run for free! The number of places is limited!

  • Sign up for the run and after signing up, send us an e-mail at komunikacja@oliviacentre.com
  • Write in this email which company you are from and we will take care of the rest.
  • If you contact us this way, you will receive your package free of charge!
  • Climb the www.ultrasoliwski.pl and join our running family!

 

 

The organizer of the run is the LIVE agency. Olivia Centre is a partner of the event.