In order to meet the rapidly growing demand for office spaces that meet the needs of hybrid work, the flexible work environment company IWG has opened a new work space complex in Riga, on the border with Mārupi – Regus Business Garden.
Regus Business Garden is a five-story office space complex with an area of 1,077 m2, which houses 38 offices, 12 co-working spaces and 2 meeting rooms.
The new complex is part of an initiative to provide premium workspaces in a variety of convenient locations as hybrid working becomes a reality for an increasing number of employees.
The IWG plans to create 1,000 new workspace centers worldwide within a year.
In the next 5 years, the complex created in Riga will continue to expand. “Riga is an important business center and a fantastic place to develop a business. By opening this new workspace complex, we are strengthening our presence in the region. The need for high-quality flexible workspaces continues to grow rapidly as hybrid working becomes the new norm. More and more companies are discovering that flexible work schedule increases employee satisfaction while helping the environment,” comments IWG CEO and Founder Mark Dixon.
The five-story building will offer space for both established companies and start-ups in a variety of industries, including finance, IT, commerce, transportation and more, while IWG’s Design Your Own Office service allows companies to customize the space to suit their needs.
The Regus Business Garden project is under the IWG brand would rule and Opposite the result of a partnership.
IWG is a world-renowned flexible workspace provider with 3,500 buildings in 120 countries. IWG’s clients include 83% of Fortune 500 companies. IGW represents brands such as Spaces and would rule.
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IWG CEO and Founder Mark Dixon.
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