Service Design Drinks #3

The third edition of our signature event

The third event of the Bulgarian Chapter was dedicated to the Nordic Service Design. 


We had special guests from Telenor, one of the biggest telecoms in Bulgaria. The company has created a department "Customer experience" in order to introduce service design as a way of working.


The other attendees came fom a mixture of organizations such as ING Bulgaria, Siteground, Bulgarian Academy of Science, WebTechnology, Betahaus, Autoboubd and others.

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