History

2012

• Rebecca Riepe enters SIG as Country Manager of Scandinavian Internet Group GmbH

2011

• The HQ in Stockholm moves to a newly renovated office at Brahegatan
• Rikard Westerlund is appointed CEO of SIG International AB
• The dutch team moves to a new office at Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal in the middle of Amsterdam
• Andreas von Schantz enters the position as Vice President of SIG International

2010

• Staffan Gustavsson becomes CEO of SIG International AB.
• In cooperation with the nordic region’s largest advertising agency McCann, the new Jobway.com is launched.
• The danish operations are moved from the swedish head office in Stockholm to a new office in Copenhagen, Denmark.
• Jobway is launched on the austrian and swiss market.
• In July Jobway is launched on the dutch market and a new office in Amsterdam, The Netherlands is opened.

2009

• SIG is voted by IDG and Internetworld as one of Sweden‘s sharpest entrepreneurial companies on the web.
• In April the company establishes its first operation outside the nordic countries by launching Jobway in the german recruitment market.
• The finnish operations are moved from the swedish head office in Stockholm to a new office in Helsinki, Finland.
• The german operations are moved from the Swedish head office in Stockholm to a new office in Berlin, Germany.
• SIG is ranked as number 11 in Shortcut magazine’s Newcomer of the year list.

2008

• Jobway is launched on the norwegian recruitment market.
• Jobway is launched in the danish recruitment market.
• SIG moves to a larger, newly renovated office on Drottninggatan 94 in Stockholm.
• The company grows and have at this time 15 employees.
• In the final quarter of the year, SIG launches Jobway on the finnish market.
• SIG operates in Norway, Finland, Denmark and Sweden.
  

2007

• Per Andersson and Nicklas Thorstenson establish SIG International AB.
• Jobway is launched in the swedish recruitment market.