French Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Russia (CCIFR) presented representatives of outsourcing division of BDO group in Russia with a certificate that proves the honorary status of ZAO BDO Unicon Business Service as a member of the Association “Club France” of French-Russian Chamber of Commerce and Industry. The Certificate was issued by the decision of the Administrative Council of the Chamber signed by the Head of the representative office of the Association “Club France” Pavel Shinskiy.
The division has been a member of French-Russian Chamber of Commerce and Industry for more than a year. During this period CCIFR and BDO have organized several joint events aimed at development and strengthening of interaction between French and Russian companies. At the invitation of CCIFR two business lunches were organized with participation of representatives of outsourcing division of BDO group in Russia on topic “What is necessary to know for moving to outsourcing?” and “Experience and practice of passing through tax inspections”.
The company’s experts many times took part in the professional committees of the Chamber on financial, HR and marketing questions in the sphere of marketing and public relations. In July 2010 BDO started cooperation with “Yves Rocher Vostok” in the sphere of payroll. HR director of “Yves Rocher Vostok” Lyubov Posikera constantly gave favourable reports on this cooperation. In June 2011, as well as a year before, French-Russian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCIFR) invited BDO to Summer Gala Evenings where traditionally the members of the Chamber are gathering in order to discuss the results of the last year and to socialize.
In year 2011 the outsourcing division of BDO group prolonged membership in the Chamber. The Certificate of the Association “Club France” of French-Russian Chamber of Commerce and Industry will be another confirmation of the effective cooperation with international organizations and will be placed next to other honorary diplomas and certificates received by the Company.
