Setting aside the question of whether Latvia is even in Central Europe, along with the top 50, Deloitte named its 'Impact Stars' – entities which link great products or services with a positive impact, and among this year’s Impact Stars are three companies from Latvia: Atom Mobility, Echoo Group and Longenesis, reports Labs of Latvia.
“Everywhere we look at the ranking, there are energetic, youthful businesses aiming to help make the world a better place for everybody. With all the challenges we currently face, it is enormously comforting to see this sort of commitment. That’s why it’s such a privilege to be in a place where we can bring these dynamic businesses to a much wider audience,” says Kristīne Jarve, Deloitte Baltics Managing Partner.
Atom Mobility helps entrepreneurs to launch and scale their vehicle-sharing and ride-hailing businesses.
“Mobility has a huge impact on the environment and business, and we are doing our best to promote shared and electric mobility worldwide, which is the mission of Atom Mobility,” comments Artūrs Burņins, the CEO of the company.
Echoo Group is a supplier of engineering solutions for automation, electrical and building management systems of various types across Europe.
Longenesis provides a digital platform for healthcare research and patient engagement.
Nearly 400 companies from 16 countries across Central Europe applied to be considered for the 24th prestigious Central Europe Technology Fast 50 ranking. Only 50 of the applicants could make it into the final ranking: in 2023, these were represented by firms from seven countries and six different industry sectors, dominated by software businesses.
