Genesis Property names new CEO
Romanian office developer Genesis Property has named Ionel Purice as CEO. He has previously held the position of CEO of Genesis Development, part of the same group.
Romanian office developer Genesis Property has named Ionel Purice as CEO. He has previously held the position of CEO of Genesis Development, part of the same group.
Each year, GRESB evaluates and benchmarks the ESG performance of real estate assets on a global scale.
Targets are considered "science-based" if they align with the latest climate science findings, particularly in relation to the Paris Agreement's goals.
At the same time, nearly 82% of employees of all ages consider their relationship with managers important or very important when making the decision to work more days at the office.
The electricity that powers the buildings owned by Genesis Property is also provided by the own production generated by the 1,080 photovoltaic panels installed on the roofs.
Among Millennials and Gen X employees, percentages are 56% and 52% respectively, according to a survey of 1,247 respondents nationwide by Genesis Property.
Today's employees are not looking for a simple job, but for a work environment that offers a complete experience and allows to combine work with recreation and relaxation.
Genesis Property and HP Inc. Romania have signed a 5-year lease extension for 7,000 square meters of office space in YUNITY Park.

Premier Energy has completed its acquisition of a controlling stake in a 158 MW wind farm in Hungary.
The Austrian Post Group has acquired 100% of Hungarian parcel service provider Delivery Solutions Zrt., operating under the brand Sameday Hungary.
CEOs are more confident in their own companies' prospects than they are in the outlook for the global economy, according to the latest EY-Parthenon CEO Outlook Survey, a quarterly survey of 1,200 global CEOs across 21 countries.
PPC Renewables Romania has increased its installed capacity to over 1.5 GW, following additions of approximately 200 MW in 2025.
Government debt as a share of GDP rose in Q3 in both the eurozone to 88.5% from 88.2% in Q2, and in the European Union to 82.1% from 81.9%, according to data published by Eurostat.