Healix International boosts APAC expansion with new opening
Eve Goode
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Healix International has announced the official opening of its new office in Melbourne, Australia.
The company highlights that this marks a significant milestone in its plans for continued growth across the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region.
The move underscores Healix’ International’s ongoing commitment to scaling its operations to meet increasing regional demand, while capitalising on new business opportunities in one of the fastest growing markets.
Melbourne office
The Melbourne office marks a key step in the development of Healix International’s three-hub regional operating model – across EMEA, the Americas and Asia-Pacific.
The company says that this step allows the company to support growing operations in the region, improve time zone coverage and strengthen delivery for clients and partners across APAC alongside their New Zealand office.
Healix states that the firm will recruit locally for roles across its security and medical teams, including positions such as security analysts, security managers, incident coordinators and nurses.
“An ideal hub for us”
James Henderson, CEO, Healix International said: “Expanding into Australia marks a pivotal step in our strategic growth across the Asia-Pacific region. Melbourne’s strong economy, skilled workforce and regional connectivity make it an ideal hub for us to better serve our clients and partners as we look to build our market share.
“The city has deep expertise in key areas we care about, such as tech, professional services and security as we look to recruit local talent with local knowledge to fill essential positions to build a strong team,” Henderson continued.
“Our operations in Melbourne will also significantly boost our current offering in New Zealand and will ensure that we continue to deliver consistent, around-the-clock support across time zones.”
He concluded: “We’re excited to invest in the city and deepen our commitment to delivering high-quality, risk-managed solutions across the region.”
