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We in Oldenburg
The headquarters of our ports is more or less in the geographical center of the individual port locations of Niedersachsen Ports. Nevertheless, we do not see ourselves as the center of the port world, because the operational port activity does take place in the port locations. Rather, we see ourselves as a meeting place. Colleagues from Norden can meet colleagues from Cuxhaven at this halfway point.
Around 40 people at the head office assemble topics, coordinate questions and design strategies: Goals, tariffs, sustainability, (project) controlling, financial accounting, personnel development, public procurement awarding, construction work testing, compliance, real estate contracts, press work, and much more are processed in Oldenburg for and in collaboration with our ports.
Short distances and good connections – we can also appreciate this when it comes to the location of our work place. The head office at Hindenburgstraße is located near the beautiful pedestrian zone of Oldenburg. The office building consists of three old mansions, that have been converted to form one beautiful office ensemble. Depending on your mood, we spend our lunch together in the so-called social room or, if you prefer a “green lunch break”, in the nearby forest “Eversten Holz”. Those who prefer to spend lunch in a restaurant will find many culinary options in the inner city.
The cohesion among colleagues is clearly visible, especially on birthdays. The brightly decorated office paints an extra bright smile on every birthday child's face. The year begins with a "Matjes & Mett breakfast" from the boss, and ends with a festive Christmas party, which is organized by alternating teams of experts. In between, we always find occasions to get in touch with each other, even outside the work topics.
Our Oldenburg
Oldenburg is one of the four largest cities in Niedersachsen. The northern German city on the River Hunte is also called the Green City or the Bicycle City. And that's no surprise to anyone, after all, there are more bicycles here than residents: 250,000 bicycles were counted, which is 1.5 bikes per capita.
Oldenburg is characterized by a friendly atmosphere, an attractive pedestrian zone, green suburbs, a beautiful castle including a castle garden, the historic Dobbenviertel district, and also by its proximity to the North Sea and the Netherlands. In summer, the Stadtfest (City Festival) is a magnet for the public, and in winter, the Oldenburg Lambertimarkt attracts several hundred thousand visitors. It is considered one of the most beautiful Christmas markets in Germany.