About us

At Soludore, we help companies open, relocate and expand offices and other professional premises in Madrid. We centralise and coordinate the main practical aspects of each project—premises, technology, suppliers and timelines—and pay particular attention to the people who will work in the new environment.

A move to a new office is more than just a change of premises. It also requires planning, communication and adaptation by the teams involved. While Soludore coordinates the work on the ground and keeps the different parties connected, the client retains control over key decisions and can focus on its core business.

We know Madrid and understand the characteristics of its different business districts, residential areas and mixed-use neighbourhoods. The right location depends on more than price or the availability of premises. Transport links, accessibility for employees and visitors, the local business environment, proximity to clients and suppliers, available amenities and the needs of the people who will work there all play a part. This is why we help identify the areas of Madrid that best suit each company and project.

This local knowledge is complemented by a broad network of local contacts: from trusted independent professionals and small businesses for building work, installations and alterations to specialist suppliers and large recruitment consultancies. This enables us to identify and coordinate suitable providers based on the requirements, budget and scale of each project.

Sofía holds a degree in Psychology from the University of Salamanca and a degree in Education from Universidad Camilo José Cela.

Her background in psychology and education helps her communicate clearly, organise processes and support people through change. This perspective is particularly valuable in office openings, relocations and expansions, where it is also important for teams to understand the process and adapt to their new environment.

Sofía works mainly in Spanish and can also communicate in English.

Johan is fluent in Spanish, Dutch and English and also has some knowledge of German.

Where a project has an international dimension, we can also facilitate communication between the client’s teams and local suppliers in Spanish, English and Dutch.

Our role goes beyond making introductions: we coordinate dependencies between the different parties, maintain direct and ongoing contact with the client and tailor our support to each project—from a specific requirement to full project coordination.