Berlin-based Venue rental platform Spacebase has acquired Mice Service GmbH, a German full-service agency for events. Mice Service GmbH works with a network of partner hotels to organise more than 5,000 large-scale events per year. Spacebase CEO and Co-founder, Julian Jost commented: “At Spacebase we have developed an innovative and effective technological solution that allows users worldwide to quickly and easily search for locations. By integrating with MICE Service, we bring our online expertise into play for a wider audience – the major corporate clients which MICE Service organises events for, and their partner hotels with conference room facilities.” Mice Service GmbH CEO Oliver Stoldt commented: “The process of merging MICE Service and Spacebase is, for both companies, the next logical step. In the last few years, Spacebase has expanded as a business and built a strong name for itself – and not only for exclusive locations, which appear only on Spacebase. “From our side, MICE Service GmbH brings years of customer service experience and agency knowledge in organising events for corporate clients – an area which Spacebase has previously been missing. Clearly, there are many synergies and opportunities for both companies to learn from each other. Bringing together corporate service and automation technology, this is an offering that still doesn’t exist on the German market.”
Spacebase acquires MICE Service GmbH
Berlin-based Venue rental platform Spacebase has acquired Mice Service GmbH, a German full-service agency for events.
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