Economics

Wave Srl carries out its activity mainly in the management and coordination of Malls. Along years, it has progressively perfected the organization and permanent control of Malls in order to be safe and welcoming. Moreover, it deals with the correct functioning of common parts, punctually intervening in the management of the operational aspects. In the field of these activities, Wave has specialized its skills toward ancillary and/or complementary services which ensure some value for the Properties and development opportunities for the involved companies.

AEGEE, in full the Association des Etats Généraux des Etudiants de l'Europe, is one of the largest interdisciplinary student associations in Europe. It is a non-governmental organization recognized by the European Union with the role of permanent observer to the Council of Europe. AEGEE promotes European unity, international cooperation, intercommunication and integration in the academic environment. It is not connected to any political party, to any religious denomination and is not for profit.

In 1958, Lola Bobesco created “Les Solistes de Bruxelles" [Brussels Soloists], renamed "Ensemble d’archets Eugène Ysaÿe" [Eugène Ysaÿe String Ensemble], now known as the "Orchestre Royal de Chambre de Wallonie" (ORCW) [Royal Chamber Orchestra of Wallonia]. The orchestra has worked together regularly with the biggest names in music on the most important international stages:

The University Hospital Center "Ambroise Paré", a public general hospital located in Mons, offers a wide range of inpatient and outpatient care and services, both general and specialized, for adults and children. In order to offer the population of Mons-Borinage the most complete care structure possible, the CHU Ambroise Paré also develops its activities through several day hospitals, medico-technical services and specialized consultations.

LWG Lausitzer Wasser GmbH & Co. KG is the leading company in Lusatia when it comes to the supply of drinking water (8 waterworks and 1080 km of drinking water network) and the disposal of wastewater (management of 9 sewage treatment plants, including the largest in the state of Brandenburg, and maintenance of approx. 820 km of sewage network). In addition, the LWG, together with its subsidiary BRAIN, is active in the renaturation of the Lusatian mining region.