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| Companies have long thought of their physical workplaces as just one of the costs of doing business. But the new world of work demands a different approach to workplace real estate: offices should be strategically located, built for purpose, and integrated into corporate strategies. Real estate should be approached as part of a company’s larger goals and guided by CEOs and executive teams. Check out a new article to see how three companies have successfully used their physical footprint as a competitive edge, and explore three steps companies can take to transition their real estate from a cost center to an integral part of the corporate strategy. |
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Companies today should build workplaces that help them realize their strategies. Here’s why and how.
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| —Michael Froman, vice chairman and the president of strategic growth at Mastercard, on integrating ESG [environmental, social, and governance] into business strategy in a new episode of the Future of America podcast |
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