Arinso, HR, Australia, Human Resources, Outsourcing
Arinso expands its reach into Australia
24 Mar 2006 | (News)
Brussels-based Arinso International announced that it has opened its 25th office, the first in Australia. Australia and New Zealand provide an exciting new opportunity with significant potential.
"With our strong portfolio of global multinational clients in conjunction with local business opportunities, this area looks to be a strong new opportunity that requires a dedicated, local presence," states Darcy Lalonde, Arinso's Executive President for the Asia Pacific region.
The team in Australia will deliver Arinso's complete portfolio of leading solutions in the field of HR Outsourcing, HR Technology, and HR Business Consulting.
Jos Sluys, CEO of Arinso: "HR Outsourcing is a global issue and our global successes have yielded further interest in the Australasia region, where we are currently pursuing a number of interesting opportunities. This is the right moment for us to open up an office dedicated to Australia and New Zealand."
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