Event Hamburg 20 up

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On the Monday the 21st of April the first Middle Point Hamburg event took place at a special location.

Boasting spectacular views of the river Elbe and port, this elegant Skyline Bar "20up" is a very special place. Situated on the 20th floor of the hotel, here we have experienced a unique sunset and enjoyed drinks at the same time.

Our employees, working at several Hamburg based companies, gathered to join us on this Monday evening for drinks and bites. As it was days prior Andreas Birthday we opened a bottle of Champagne to celebrate his ‘Geburtstag’. It was a great moment to get to know the people better and enjoy the stories exchanged. Funny to hear some people already knew each other through former employers and even, without knowing, people from different companies working on the same project.

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