The 2000´
New offices after the dot.com crisis
The company recovers from the dot.com crisis, but our activities in the Danish public sector are severely weakened due to the Danish government’s immediate freeze of expenditures in the public sector. From 2001 – 2002 we have to cut 25-30 % of our workforce. Fortunately, our international activities increase. Subsidiaries are set up in Hamburg, Berlin, Stockholm, Oslo and Brussels while export activities increase to the UK, France, Austria and Finland.
In 2007 Leif Støy retires, giving over Ramboll Management in the hands of the new management, Managing Director Tonny Johansen and Director Susanne T. Nielsen, as well as more than 450 highly skilled employees.
In 2007 we add 37 highly skilled employees to the Ramboll Management group by acquiring Attractor, a major Danish consulting company within organisational development and leadership training, strengthening the management profile.
In 2009 Ramboll Management Consulting Finland was set up.
In August 2010 Ramboll Management Consulting and ATTRACTOR moved into the new domicile in Orestad, Copenhagen together with most of the other Ramboll business units. The new head office is the working place for more than 1400 engineers, management and process consultants and other types of consultants.
At the Aarhus office, the rebuilding of the present office was finished in December 2010 and more than 400 employees from Ramboll Management Consulting, ATTRACTOR and Ramboll Denmark now work in larger and newly furnished premises at Olof Palmes Allé.
In January 2011, Ramboll Management Consulting has acquired Net Effect Oy which is the leading consultancy within public sector development in Finland and has thereby expanded its Finnish business with 26 employees.