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Simplus HQ recognized as one of SLC’s best office spaces

Oct 2, 2020 | Admin, Latest News

Simplus HQ is one of the prettiest office spaces in Salt Lake City, according to Utah Business! The Utah Business team recently narrowed down hundreds of submissions and selected the top five corporate offices—aesthetic places we’d be excited to return to as business operations slowly open back up. Simplus is proud to see its HQ among the featured few, alongside Lendio, CommonGrounds, Decorworx, and cityhomeCOLLECTIVE.

 

 

“The objective of the [Simplus HQ] design was to make this new world headquarters a space that fostered productivity, creativity, and collaboration for employees, customers, and partners enjoying the space,” said Isaac Westwood, Simplus’ COO, in the Utah Business feature. “The office has many functions, yet it effectively combines modernity and corporate needs with ease and warmth in each distinct space. Corporate environments often feel cold, but this office integrates business with the personal, meeting corporate needs but also individual needs.”

 

 

As we gradually return to normal work operations, we are excited to reopen our headquarters with all necessary precautions. Meanwhile, our global remote workforce remains as strong as ever, and we are eager to meet—virtually or socially distanced—with partners, clients, and associates, working together toward simple solutions and digital transformation.

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