London's Infobip Opens US Headquarters

During COVID-19, and as more businesses use communications solutions to stay connected, Infobop experienced an increased demand for its services. In a move to provide its technology platform for more businesses in the U.S., the company has opened a new headquarters in Jersey City.

Infobip, a company with global headquarters in London and offices located across the globe, provides messaging solutions for customers via the cloud. Its first location in the U.S., company officials said, was chosen based on being an up and coming tech hub and its close proximity to many carriers in New Jersey. The company also said the location provides easy access to the New York City market and while still tapping into the New Jersey tech talent in the area.

The new 5,000-square-foot office at 111 Town Square Place will begin the company’s plans to expand further into the U.S.

It has already hired 16 employees to work at the new location. Yuri Fiaschi, vice president of global sales commented on the new headquarters saying, “Infobip has recently become Tier 1 in the American market, which means it is fully connected with the major wireless carriers.”

Due to COVID-19 stay at home restrictions, some of these new employees may be working from home for the time being but plans to plan to double the number of employees throughout the year are in place.

“We are now looking forward to becoming an active member in the local community once we can physically be in our office,” Fiaschi said. “With that said, we are still impacting the community in a positive manner by generating new jobs and providing support for government and health care institutions during the COVID-19 pandemic.”

To do its part during the pandemic, Infobip is currently offering free access to its technology for health care and government entities.

“Protecting public health can be just a message or alert away — and we want to make sure our healthcare and government institutions are able to share critical information, updates and advice in a timely manner that will help keep people safe,” said Fiaschi.

Edited by Maurice Nagle