Its services mainly target SMEs that make 60 per cent of its portfolio. Serviced office provider Regus is adding a business centre in Nairobi, increasing its co-working facilities to eight across Kenya. The company said that Kenya is the second preferred location for business tourism in Africa after South Africa, making it an ideal location for flexible workspaces. Regus first set up in Kenya in 2007. “Nairobi has become one of the most popular destinations globally for businesses looking to expand their operations and create new jobs,” said CEO John Obuya.
Serviced office provider Regus is adding a business centre in Nairobi, increasing its co-working facilities to eight across Kenya. The company said that Kenya is the second preferred location for business tourism in Africa after South Africa, making it an ideal location for flexible workspaces. Regus first set up in Kenya in 2007. “Nairobi has become one of the most popular destinations globally for businesses looking to expand their operations and create new jobs,” said CEO John Obuya.