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New site joins a 29,000-square-foot Spaces location that opened last year on the Gatineau side of the Zibi development in former industrial buildings east of Eddy Street.
New site joins a 29,000-square-foot Spaces location that opened last year on the Gatineau side of the Zibi development in former industrial buildings east of Eddy Street.
Boston Globe New graduates are entering a changing work environment as more employers invest in hybrid work. Insider asked 11 executives from companies such as IBM and ThirdLove for advice for new grads. David Henshall, the CEO of Citrix, told new grads not to think of their career as linear. The class of 2021 is graduating into a rapidly changing work environment. As new college grads enter the workforce, they'll have to contend with hybrid work and build relationships with their new colleagues through a computer screen. The good news is that employers are hirin...
Share via Shortlink Companies have accepted that work-from-home is here to stay. Commercial landlords need to stay relevant. Enter the flexible office. TRD Brand Studio will host its first virtual event, Optimizing the office: How flexible workspaces will bring back office tenants, on Tuesday, May 4 at 2 p.m. EST. This live event will feature executives from Essensys, IWG, Industrious and Studio by Tishman Speyer discussing the challenges and possibilities of the new office normal. Buy your ticket today! Moderator: Michael Beckerman Michael Beckerman Michael Beckerman is the CEO of CR...
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COVID-19 has forced entrepreneurs to rethink their co-working spaces Jared Lindzon Published April 2, 2021 Bookmark Gerry Yantha spent the first 18 years of his career working in a corporate office tower before leaving in 2010 to found Accolade Developments, a boutique real estate development company. In the years that followed, Mr. Yantha spent most of his time on the road, meeting with clients and partners on development sites, in cafés and restaurants, and occasionally working from home. It was a viable workplace alternative until the pandemic forced his partner and her adult childre...