Ukrainian IT company MacPaw opened an office in the USA

On September 28, the official opening of the office of the Ukrainian company MacPaw in Boston (Massachusetts) took place. By 2025, the company plans to expand its American team to 30 specialists. Edition DOU told me how it all went.

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As the company said, one of the strategic goals in 2023 is Go Global. The team is working to expand into new markets and reach a wider international audience as it wants to get closer to customers and potential partners.

The USA is one of the key markets for the company; about 40% of MacPaw product users are US residents.

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“We chose Boston because the city's technology ecosystem, rich history and innovative spirit are a perfect fit for the company's culture. MacPaw will actively develop the Kiev office, the bulk of the team is located here, and the Boston location will become the center of the team abroad,” the company noted.

By 2025, MacPaw plans to hire up to five people from the United States and expand the Boston office team to 30 specialists. The company noted that they will only help with relocation to those specialists who are already in other countries and have the legal right to travel abroad.

The new office was officially opened on September 28. The event was attended by representatives of the Boston IT ecosystem and media. They got acquainted with the MacPaw culture and team, learned more about Ukraine and the company’s office in Kyiv.

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In addition, there was an exhibition of vintage Apple equipment. The Kiev MacPaw collection consists of 323 working Apple devices. The team had planned to open a permanent exhibition at MacPaw Space in 2022, but Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine changed plans. The Boston office has ten exhibits that are also presented in Kyiv, among them – Macintosh 128k, iBook G3, Newton eMate 300.

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