“There has been lots of research about the impact of wellness and wellbeing and the end product that is the outcome of any business,” says Associate Vice President Jodi Williams.
The new office isn’t just trendy. It’s human-centric and meets the needs of employees and creates a warmer, more inviting atmosphere that encourages productivity and wellness. As companies begin to value their space, they’re able to attract new employees and retain current staff. It’s a win-win.