The Upright Project, a Finnish company that has launched a quantifying model for tracking companies’ net impact, aims to expand outside the Nordic region in the near future, says its founder Annu Nieminen.
“We already have quite a few customers in Finland and elsewhere in the Nordics so it is time to diversify our customer base outside the region,” says Nieminen, who is also the company’s CEO.
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