US Company Chooses Costa
Rica For Expansion
The financial crisis has
forced many companies to
hold back their
expenditures, some even
cutting jobs. However,
there is good news for
Costa Rica. DigitalArbor
is doing exactly the
opposite and setting
shop in Costa Rica and
creating some 500 new
jobs.
DigitalArbor offers
production services
across a full range of
digital communications,
offering creative
agencies and marketing
corporations dramatic
cost savings and rapid
scalability in Digital
Production.
According to CINDE (Coalicion
Costarricense de
Iniciatives de Desarollo)
- Costa Rican Investment
Promotion Agency - the
company is expected to
provide 500 jobs over
the next two years and
invest us$2 million
dollars.
DigitalArbor says it
chose Costa Rica, a
country that has a good
supply of trained human
resources, an
educational level at
world standards, an
adequate communications
technology and a
government that supports
foreign investment.
Gabriela Llobet,
director of CINDE, said
that thanks to the
positive results of the
first companies in the
field Costa Rica is seen
as an excellent
destination for many
companies.
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