Company donates RSD 20mn to Belgrade clinic

BELGRADE In the continuation of B92 Fund’s Battle for Maternity Wards campaign, Nordeus has donated RSD 20mn to Belgrade Narodni Front Gynecology and Obstetrics Clinic. Nordeus is one of the youngest and most successful IT companies in Serbia. Company donates RSD 20mn to Belgrade clinic The money will be used to buy the necessary equipment for the clinic’s intensive care unit where prematurely born and babies with health problems will be treated. Representatives of Nordeus and B92 Fund were welcomed by Narodni Front Gynecology and Obstetrics Clinic Director Dr Dusan Stanojevic. “More than 7,000 babies are born in our maternity ward every year. Many of them are not lucky enough to be born healthy and when they are due – around ten percent are born prematurely and around 15 percent are babies from high-risk pregnancies from the entire country that are treated at our Pregnancy Pathology Ward. We need modern, highly sophisticated equipment to treat these babies,” Stanojevic explained. “Nordeus company’s donation will allow us to form a respiratory unit at the newly renovated neonatal intensive care unit. This will mean life to some babies and for many reduction in the long-term morbidity and improvement of the quality of life. The ward should be opened in May and I hope that all those present here today will be with us on that day, proud of what they provided,” he added. Dusan Stanojevic, Jovana Gajic and Veran Matic (B92) Nordeus Finance Director Jovana Gajic reiterated that the company did its best to set various business standards in Serbia. Nordeus was named the best European startup company in 2011 and the most desirable employer in Serbia in 2012. The company’s average employee age is 24. “Social responsibility is something we in Nordeus take very seriously. Investments in the community represent an integral part of our business and we see the participation in the Battle for Maternity Wards as the most direct and the best way to show it,” Gajic said. B92 Fund Board of Directors President Veran Matic thanked Nordeus on behalf of the campaign. “A story about Nordeus’ business success is just a part of the story about their real success. With the equipment we purchased earlier in the Battle for Maternity Wards and Battle for Babies, Nordeus’ donation will make this ward the best equipped in the entire Serbia and this is what really counts,” he stressed. Nordeus is best known for its popular computer game “Top Eleven” that has more than 10 million players around the world. Nordeus is a global partner of companies such as Facebook, Google, Apple, Samsung and Amazon. Jovana Gajic and Veran Matic (B92) B92

Company donates RSD 20mn to Belgrade clinic

The money will be used to buy the necessary equipment for the clinic’s intensive care unit where prematurely born and babies with health problems will be treated.

Representatives of Nordeus and B92 Fund were welcomed by Narodni Front Gynecology and Obstetrics Clinic Director Dr Dušan Stanojević.

“More than 7,000 babies are born in our maternity ward every year. Many of them are not lucky enough to be born healthy and when they are due – around ten percent are born prematurely and around 15 percent are babies from high-risk pregnancies from the entire country that are treated at our Pregnancy Pathology Ward. We need modern, highly sophisticated equipment to treat these babies,” Stanojević explained.

“Nordeus company’s donation will allow us to form a respiratory unit at the newly renovated neonatal intensive care unit. This will mean life to some babies and for many reduction in the long-term morbidity and improvement of the quality of life. The ward should be opened in May and I hope that all those present here today will be with us on that day, proud of what they provided,” he added. Nordeus Finance Director Jovana Gajić reiterated that the company did its best to set various business standards in Serbia.

Nordeus was named the best European startup company in 2011 and the most desirable employer in Serbia in 2012. The company’s average employee age is 24.

“Social responsibility is something we in Nordeus take very seriously. Investments in the community represent an integral part of our business and we see the participation in the Battle for Maternity Wards as the most direct and the best way to show it,” Gajić said.

B92 Fund Board of Directors President Veran Matić thanked Nordeus on behalf of the campaign.

“A story about Nordeus’ business success is just a part of the story about their real success. With the equipment we purchased earlier in the Battle for Maternity Wards and Battle for Babies, Nordeus’ donation will make this ward the best equipped in the entire Serbia and this is what really counts,” he stressed.

Nordeus is best known for its popular computer game “Top Eleven” that has more than 10 million players around the world. Nordeus is a global partner of companies such as Facebook, Google, Apple, Samsung and Amazon.