Global Upside Expands International Presence with New Offices in Brazil, the Philippines, and Germany
Successful Operations in LATAM, South East Asia, and Europe Have Enabled Company Growth Global Upside the leading provider of incorporation, global PEO/EOR, accounting, HR, payroll, and compliance services in 170+ countries has announced new office openings in São Paulo, Brazil; Manila, the Philippines; and Frankfurt, Germany.
The Philippines, Brazil, and Germany openings significantly boost the company s presence in the APAC, LATAM, and Europe regions alongside international offices in India, Australia, France, Spain and the United Kingdom. Global Upside now has over 20 offices spread over 9 countries. Global Upside is looking to increase staff by at least 30% across all offices in the next year.
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