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Thanks for a great year!

Wow, it is that time again. I’ve written these since 2013 and love the opportunity to review the year and genuinely thank each and every one of you f…

The Simwood School of Hope

Close readers will know of our support for ChallengeAid, and the progress they’ve made. This is an amazing charity helping children in the slums of N…

An update from Africa

You might recall our announcement that we were supporting ChallengeAid, a wonderful charity supporting amazing work in the slum settlements of Kenya.…

Carrier Community Catch-Up with Simon

Press the button to tune into Carrier Community’s latest podcast episode with Simon.

Here in Georgia

Recently, I had the absolute pleasure of heading over to Tbilisi, Georgia, to spend some proper in-person time with our brilliant team out there, and…

Meet Davit

Hello there, I’m Davit, one of the newest faces you’ll meet here at Simwood. I’m based in the beautiful city of Tbilisi, Georgia, and, like many Geor…

Educating children in Africa

Picture this… In Nairobi, capital of Kenya, 60% of the population, roughly 2.5m people, live on just 6% of the land in informal settlements (but let’…

Relocating, Reskilling, Rising @Agnes

Have you ever felt the joy of being someone’s partner? I’ve felt special on many occasions in life, but obtaining a dependent visa with a job offer a…

SimCron5: Conversational AI & What’s next for AI innovation in Q2

Tap the red button to watch our latest SimCron podcast.

Niko Says Hi

Hi, I’m Niko, thrilled to be Simwood’s first Technical Support Engineer in Georgia. Back in school, I knew my career would involve computers in one w…

Ivan Talks Tech, Life, and Simwood

Hi everyone! My name is Ivan and I am a full-stack developer. I work across our apps and web services, bringing new features to life and ensuring tha…

The New Beginning – Greetings from Tbilisi, Georgia

In just three months at Simwood, I’ve learned that innovation isn’t just a buzzword here—it’s the very heartbeat of everything we do. I am Tekla, and…

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