Transforming Your Office While Protecting Your Bottom-line

SAN FRANCISCO—In the Bay Area and beyond, companies are realizing that the workplace environment can have a significant impact on recruitment, retention, and productivity.  They are also learning that the workplace strategy, design, and construction process has become more complex and sophisticated.  Accordingly, it is critical to engage the right specialists to customize solutions, mitigate risks, and optimize value, since hundreds of thousands of dollars lie in the balance.

Before making quick decisions based on what’s trendy versus what best meets your needs, CEO’s, CFO’s, and corporate real estate executives are advised to assess the different routes toward workplace transformation.  By performing this due diligence, companies will discover the advantages and disadvantages of each approach, including the roles played by a project manager and construction manager.