Olivia Centre found herself at the centre of one of the most famous foreign texts of recent days. An article by the British
In the paper edition of the newspaper, readers saw a night panorama of Gdańsk with Olivia Star and her observation deck. The publication also received widespread coverage online: the Daily Mail reaches over 200 million unique users per month, and the announcement of the article on social media reached over 4 million views. The text was also shared by Prime Minister Donald Tusk.
The article included an extensive excerpt devoted to Olivia’s story. Jake Jephcott, Business Development Director at Olivia Centre, described the development of the complex as an example of the dynamic transformation of the Polish economy – from one office building to seven buildings, which today employ about 20 thousand people.
The Daily Mail also draws attention to the growing competitiveness of the Polish labor market. Over the past two decades, salaries in Poland have increased several times, and the salary packages for specialists working at Olivia are in many cases equal to those in London today. According to the data cited in the text, up to 20-30% of employees are people who have returned to Poland from Great Britain and Ireland.
The publication of Olivia Centre as a visual and substantive reference point for the story of talent return and long-term development is another confirmation of its role as one of the most important business projects of the last dozen or so years in Poland and a recognizable symbol of the modern economy also abroad.


















































