The decision to plan and build a corporate campus consists of dozens of often conflicting considerations, both tangible and intangible. As a way of solving long-term real estate challenges, business leaders frequently look to developing corporate campuses as a way to gain operational benefits, improve business performance, strengthen corporate culture -- and control real estate costs. But is a corporate campus the right solution for your organization? For Keurig, it was. They recently consolidated their three existing Massachusetts facilities to a campus in Burlington. Based on the continued growth of their business and the strategic opportunities to pursue new innovations, it was essential for them to find a location that would support their current and anticipated growth in one location.
Hear directly from their team about how they made these decisions and how it has impacted their business. Additionally, hear how the design and layout of their new campus provides an atmosphere that strengthens their culture and brand, by fostering closer teamwork and providing for a wide variety of specialized spaces.
Panel of Keurig Executives will be moderated by Peter Smichenko, Director of Real Estate for Keurig.
COST
End User Member: Free
End User Non-Member: $75.00
Service Provider Member: $65.00
Service Provider Non-Member: $85.00
Talent in Transition:
Member: Free
Non-Member: $25.00
Additional $20 cost after registration deadline
Registration Deadline May 15th
Capacity 125
DIRECTIONS
Please park in the open two lots and use the main entrance.