International high-tech software company, Gödel Technologies, has promoted Ekaterina Ivanova and Elena Polubochko to its board of directors.
The promotions are coupled with Gödel Technologies’ move to new 400 sq m offices in the Belarusian capital, Minsk, and follow a year of unprecedented growth which has seen the company’s workforce swell more than 50 per cent to 55 employees.
Elena who joined Gödel Technologies in 2006 and Ekaterina who joined in 2007, will direct the company’s teams of software engineers and project managers at its new offices, opposite the Parliamentary buildings, in the heart of Minsk city centre. Their promotions take Gödel’s board to five members.
Terry Bland, managing director of Gödel Technologies, which is headquartered in Manchester, England, said: “We’ve entered an exciting stage in the business as we move into our fourth year and Ekaterina and Elena have already played an important role in getting us where we are today.
“Their promotions are pivotal to our plans for the future of the business and critical to our continued success adding value to our customers’ business, while at the same time developing the careers of our talented employees.”
Gödel Technologies specialises in developing software for the oil & gas, healthcare, multimedia, and finance industries, and also has offices at the Belarusian High Tech Park in Minsk and Daresbury Science and Innovation Campus in Cheshire, England.
